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Happy new year for St John’s Kangan Drive, Berwick.

The new hospital, expected to open in mid 2017, will be situated across the road from Casey Public Hospital and adjacent to the Specialist Centre, which is home to the St John of God

Day Oncology Centre.

The new hospital will feature: * 210 beds; * An intensive care unit; * Eight operating theatres;

* A cardiac and vascular catheter laboratory; * A cardiac unit; * Six birthing suites; * A six-bed special care nursery; and

* 350 basement car parks St John of God Berwick Hospital would like to wish the community a very happy and safe Christmas and look forward to delivering the very best of care in 2016.

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The new year will be a very happy one for caregivers of St John of God Berwick Hospital. 2016 will see the construction of the new hospital at

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Seeing things clearly at OPSM SEEING clearly is a precious gift we should never take for granted.

At OPSM in Berwick, Theo and his team are committed to caring for eyes and making sure your vision is the best it can be.

“We are proud to deliver the world’s biggest eyewear brands to Berwick.

“From Italian-made frames to French lenses, OPSM bring the latest styles straight off the European catwalk to the residents of Berwick, Theo said.

“No-one else in the area offers a range like we do and we can scan eyes with the most up-to-date technology, exclusive to OPSM. “Our ultra-wide digital retinal scan lets us see into the back of the eye to check for macular degeneration, diabetic changes, glaucoma and cataracts, which means we can monitor eyes in ways no-one else can.

“OPSM is proud to service a municipality with such community spirit and we enjoy donating to local charities and fund-raisers that help the wider community,” Theo said.

OPSM is located at Shop 1, 57 High Street, Berwick.

Open Monday to Saturday, give them a call on 9707 5556 or drop on in on your next visit to Berwick.

Check out our website at: http:// www.opsm.com.au

Karen,Theo and Eleni from OPSM Berwick offer the latest in technology as well as lenses.

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Add that personal touch to the festivities HOUSEHOLD items or trinkets that mean something to your family could make for some spectacular Christmas decorations this season.

Getting into the festive spirit need not be very expensive or labour intensive with a few ideas to help you create your own decorations to wow your guests.

Give your guests a dramatic welcome: A pair of inexpensive plastic urns from the garden centre instantly dress up a front doorway. Place a tall

foam cone in each urn, anchor it with sand, then use florist sticks and wire to attach greenery and Christmas balls.

Make an easy table topper centrepiece by buying a garland of greenery available at garden centres to run down the length of your table.

Send your kids out to collect pine cones, and use them as rustic toppers.

You can also buy pinecones at garden or craft stores.

Another festive idea could be to load a simple glass jar or bowl with

multiples of the same fruit, nut, or monochromatic ornament. Trifle bowls filled with red apples and green baby artichokes - the colours of Christmas and walnuts look especially festive. Or you could try bowls of lemons and limes as an alternative.

For a subtle outdoor decoration, gather pine cones of various sizes and arrange them in a window box or in pots on your porch, sprinkling the tiniest ones on top. The weatherproof display should last until next season.

Instead of the traditional evergreen, try a homemade wreath of citrus fruits.

Start with a circular piece of florist’s foam, then use wooden florist’s picks to secure large items, such as oranges, first. Continue with smaller fruit -persimmons, clementines, limes and tie with a thick velvet ribbon.

Personalised place setting adds a very nice touch to Christmas lunch.

Serve holiday dinner buffet style and wrap each dish in a sheet of parchment paper and tie with a length of ribbon

before stacking it. Guests will be rewarded with a pretty presentation not to mention a little gift-opening practice.

Get creative this Christmas and make the most of the material around you to make your house sparkle for the festive season.

Don’t forget your skin check SUN Patrol’s service is to provide accurate, thorough medical examination of the whole skin surface for signs of skin cancer.

The clinic’s doctors are fully trained and experienced in the technique of dermoscopy (looking at the skin surface under 20 - 30 x magnification under high illumination for more accurate diagnosis of skin cancer).

They are also qualified in dermal imaging and when appropriate will take pictures of any suspicious lesions for later follow up and comparison.

If a skin cancer is diagnosed, doctors can offer treatment at the clinic in over 90 per cent of cases using surgery under local anaesthetic or prescription anti-cancer creams.

More complex cases may require referral to a plastic surgeon.

No referral from a GP is necessary although appointments are necessary.

The aim of the clinic’s service is to diagnose skin cancers early when they are least likely to cause a serious problem.

Sun Patrol doctors and staff look forward to seeing you and wish everyone a merry Christmas.

For further information contact Sun Patrol Clinic, 48 Van Der Haar Avenue, Berwick.

Phone 9769 3358.

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Autumn Rose Boutique For the woman of today who craves sophistication and individual unique fashion and style.

Shop 13A, Blackburne Square, Berwick Ph: 9769 3411

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Christmas Gifts Breuning, Bastian & Esse distinctive silver jewellery.

A distinctive range of Diamond and coloured stone quality items.

18ct and 9ct chains and bracelets. Just arrived Citizen Eco-Drive Satellite Wave watches.

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Sewing Room workmanship is guaranteed THE Sewing Room at 11 Blackburne Square Berwick, has been operating since May 2004. Providing a range of services to customers in and around Berwick for all their dressmaking and garment alterations.

Specialising in all men’s, ladies’ and children’s wear, it is a valued addition to the variety of shops in Blackburne Square. Bridal, formal, evening and office wear are all part of the repertoire of business owners Louella Rebello and Clara Serey, who offer a very personalised service.

An experienced team including Tisha Rebella, Dianne Hankin and Olivia Notano assist them.

“Customer service is a top priority at The Sewing Room. Quality workmanship and making sure our customers are always 100 per cent satisfied with our work are extremely important to us,” says Louella.

Our dressmaking and alteration services are available at The Sewing Room, Monday to Friday 9am-5pm and Saturday 9am-2pm. For all enquiries phone 9769 8970.

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New hospital opening in 2017 The new St John of God Berwick Hospital is nearing construction at Kangan Drive, Berwick and will be ready to deliver care closer to home in 2017.

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Harry’s masters Politix urban range HARRY’S is excited to be adding Politix to their extensive collection of urban menswear labels.

Politix clothing is all about lifestyle, feelgood looks, latest trends and limited editions - making outfits simple, exciting and relevant. The trends are edited down to the essential items. There is no rule, just make sure it is comfortable, cool and durable.

We also now have in store the largest range of current men’s casual and dress shoes. Brands such as Croft, Staceyadams and Windsor Smith plus more.

Our dress wear for Shoreditch International

by Tim Cahill is sure to impress from the fitted styles, tonal navy blues makes value for money.

Individuality you won’t find better.

Harry’s Male Fashion, 13A Blackburne Square, Berwick.

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Gifts that will add sparkle DRYSDALE’S Berwick Village Jewellery is as unique as the jewellery and services it offers.

Drysdales are proud to have been providing service to the residents of Berwick for more than thirty years and at this time of year take pleasure in being able to offer a variety of distinctive jewellery pieces in gold and silver along with a range of watches from Citizen, Classique, Adina and Maurice Lacroix to children’s “Cactus” watches.

As a qualified manufacturing jeweller, James Drysdale is happy to discuss and quote on personally making and designing a piece of jewellery, advising on diamond qualities and also specialising in remodelling and repairing of jewellery.

Kay Drysdale and staff members Jen and Michelle offer personal service in attending to customers’ particular purchases and will be delighted to provide Christmas gift wrapping for all purchases.

Opening for extended shopping hours from 14th to 24th December.

Drysdale’s Berwick Village Jewellery, 2 Blackburne Square, Berwick.

Jen, Kay and Jim offer many beautiful gift ideas from Drysdale’s Jewellery.

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A real treat for your feet AT Autumn Rose you will see a collection of amazing shoes from both Australian and international designers.

All their styles are carefully selected to ensure customers get exactly what they

deserve - quality, fashion forward footwear that is affordable and glamorous.

They cater for evening, special events, weddings, fashion and casual. There is something for everyone. As

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soon as you walk into the store, you will be greeted with friendly staff who always deliver excellent, old-fashioned face to face customer service.

They love shoes, they love their customers and they love

Autumn Rose Shoes, bringing elegance to your feet.

Autumn Rose Shoe Boutique, 13a Blackburne Square, Berwick.

“MERRY Christmas from Precision Dentures!

Dental prosthetist Etta Liang has been making dentures direct to the public in Berwick for more than 20 years and has maintained a fabulous reputation for creating beautiful smiles.

Her aim is to improve treatment outcomes to better her patients’ health and quality of life.

Etta is also very interested in dental art and by combining form, function and aesthetics she is able to create dentures with a fantastic fit and a natural appearance.

All Etta’s dentures are made on the premises in Berwick from start to finish and so the patient receives a smooth and seamless quality of care from appointment to appointment.

In addition to her local and international training, Etta has delivered various lectures on her Preci-

sion Denture techniques at both local (Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology) and overseas institutions (New Zealand).

Using Staub Cranial Technology Etta is able to take the most accurate oral measurements ensuring optimal fit and function without taking anything away from the aesthetics.

Patients are invited to be a part of the design process so they are more involved and informed every step of the way.

For those patients wishing to achieve maximum stability in wearing dentures, Etta recommends implants as an appropriate avenue of treatment.

Those wishing to have a consultation with Etta and learn more about their treatment options should phone 9707 3956 to book an appointment or visit www.precisiondentures.com for more information.

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Chris wins national fitness award CHRIS Rossiter has recently won the Snap Fitness National Personal Trainer of the Year Award. Chris has been a valued member of the Snap Fitness Berwick team since the club opened in 2011.

She has built a very successful and loyal client base for her Personal Training business due to the quality of care and friendships she develops through her one-on-one and outdoor group training sessions. She has been in the fitness industry for nearly 15 years and her passion and belief shine through in everything she does for her clients, the Snap Fitness team and the wider Berwick community.

Snap Fitness Berwick is located on Wheeler Street and is open 24/7 to members. Chris is one of four highly experienced personal trainers that make up the team at Snap Fitness Berwick.

From weight-loss to muscle gain, to sport specific training and rehabilitation, there is a trainer to suit everyone’s individual needs. Contact the club on 0478 202 210 to find out how they can help you achieve your goals.

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Fun and learn with old-fashioned toys THE Toy Workshop is a local toy shop specialising in toys that staff believe encourage developing young minds at the same time creating a world of imaginative play.

The toy store endeavours to stock toys that will enhance cognitive behaviour and stimulate creativity.

The Toy Workshop believes that “children don’t play to learn, children learn because they play.”

The Toy Workshop is an old-fashioned toyshop with a huge range of puppets, wooden and educational toys.

They have a range of stocking fillers starting from $2, or larger gifts if you are looking for that something special and of course lots of gifts in-between.

If you are looking for something that’s a bit different then you will be pleasantly surprised at The Toy Workshop.

The Toy Workshop is located at 66 High Street, Berwick.

Vicki Allen has a vast selection of good old-fashioned toys.

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Merry Christmas from Precision Dentures!

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Dental Prosthetist Etta Liang has been making dentures direct to the public in Berwick for over 20 years and has maintained a fabulous reputation for creating beautiful smiles. Her aim is to improve treatment outcomes to better her patient’s health and quality of life. Etta is also very interested in dental art and by combining form, function and aesthetics she is able to create dentures with a fantastic fit, and a natural appearance. All Etta’s dentures are made on the premises here in Berwick from start to finish

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and so the patient receives a smooth and seamless quality of care from appointment to appointment.

In addition to her local and international training, Etta has delivered various lectures on her Precision Denture techniques at both local (Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology) and overseas institutions (New Zealand). Using Staub Cranial Technology Etta is able to take the most accurate oral measurements ensuring optimal fit and function without taking anything away from the aesthetics. Patients are invited to be apart of

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the design process so they are more involved and informed every step of the way. For those patients wishing to achieve maximum stability in wearing dentures, Etta recom-

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But even with each determined to make amends, the film does not back away from showing how difficult it is for men to break tendencies that for so long have been normal practice.

An incident occurred during filming and features in the doco, which reminded Sophie how hard it could be for men to change, and the consequences for their partners and children.

“When the guys had setbacks, it felt like a setback for not just the individuals but for our crew as well,” she said.

“I set about trying to see positive change in the lives of these families but that didn’t always occur.

“It’s an important lesson and part of the reality of that kind of work - it works for some and it doesn’t work for others.”

Sophie began her research into Call Me Dad in 2012, but her reasons for pursuing the project date back much further.

“My mother’s father was very violent ... and my mum grew up in a small country town, and neither she nor my grandmother ever really spoke about what happened at home,” she said.

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CAN violent men change?

That question will linger in viewers’ minds long after they’ve finished watching the documentary Call Me Dad. The documentary, which will air tonight (Thursday, 26 November) on the ABC to coincide with the White Ribbon initiative, focuses on the inner workings of a men’s behavioural change group in Narre Warren.

Over 16 weeks last year, independent film-maker Sophie Wiesner chronicled the men involved in the group Heavy METAL - short for Men’s Education Towards Anger and Life.

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Safer steps

Burning ambition

By GARRY HOWE A FIRE lit in the conscience of more than 100 community leaders across Greater Dandenong, Casey and Cardinia as part of the three-year Challenge Family Violence program that will never be extinguished.

That’s the opinion of Christiaan O’Dea from the Department of Justice and Regulation who was part of the ground-breaking project that winds up this month.

“I challenge participants to continue with their work in this area,” he told a recent showcase event at the City of Casey.

“This program has lit a fire within this group that cannot be extinguished.”

The Challenge Family Violence program enlisted the help of predominantly male community leaders across the three municipal areas to pledge their support for the White Ribbon principles and seek to change attitudes and behaviour towards women in their spheres of influence.

They participated in a series of workshops to be better informed about attitudes towards women in society that can lead to family violence - things like gender inequality, stereotyping and male privilege.

Then Cardinia Mayor Leticia Wilmot applauded the initiative as fostering prevention through leadership.

“The program focused on men and the faith and sporting communities and had dedicated women leading the way,” she said.

Cr Wilmot said the issue of fam-

Key players in the Challenge Family Violence program (foreground from left) Caroline Bell, manager Community Safety, City of Casey; Michelle Smith, City of Greater Dandenong; Janelle Dymock and Kim Cater, City of Casey. Background from left: John Bennie, CEO City of Greater Dandenong; Workinea Dinsa, Oromo Community; Jacques Boulet, Kristen Sheridan, Borderlands Cooperative; Cr Leticia Wilmot, Cardinia Shire Council; Cr Mick Morland, City of Casey; Cr Graeme Moore, Cardinia Shire Council; Tony Fitzgerald, Outlook. Rear: Jim Reiher, Challenge mentor; Marama Kufi, Monash Health and Frank Cresia, Waverly Industries. 147237 ily violence needed a whole-ofcommunity response and the Challenge program went a long way to achieving that.

“It was able to use community leaders as agents for change,” she said.

Casey Mayor Sam Aziz noted that Victoria Police respond to 70,000 family violence cases each year.

“This has to change,” he said.

“We must get to a place where every woman and child feels safe.”

Greater Dandenong councillor Roz Blades closed proceedings with an insightful and personal message.

Cr Blades said she grew up in an area where family violence was rife, yet it remained in the home, behind closed doors.

“People didn’t talk about it, let alone act on it,” she said.

“I am proud to be a part of an

organisation that is taking such a public stance.

“The people who will benefit are those involved in violent relationships, who will be for not much longer.” * Star News Group editor Garry Howe participated in the Challenge Family Violence program.

If you need help contact Safe Steps Family Violence Response Centre on 1800 015 188 or via www.safesteps.org.au.

MULTI-LANGUAGE family violence support is now available from safe steps.

The Family Violence Response Centre launched support brochures in multiple languages for women from non-English-speaking backgrounds at its AGM on Wednesday 18 November.

CEO Annette Gillespie said safe steps aimed to be responsive and accessible to all, and that it had also launched two websites for young people.

The www.safestepschildren.org.au site targets children aged from five to 12 years while www. safestepsyouth.org.au caters for 12 to 18-yearolds.

Ms Gillespie said half of safe steps’ clients were aged under 18, with many women coming through the service fleeing violent homes with their children.

“It is vital that children and young people have access to resources to help them through this traumatic period in their lives,” she said.

“The microsites feature important information written specifically for youth by our family violence specialists.

“The language, images and characters are both appealing and appropriate to the target audiences.

“We hope the sites will be used by schools and community groups to help educate youth about family violence and safe relationships.”

Ms Gillespie said the aim was to help young people to better understand their feelings and what was happening at home and to break the learned behaviour cycle of family violence.

“Children living in homes where there is family violence are in an environment that is unpredictable and filled with tension and fear,” she said.

“The impact can be ongoing and long-lasting.

These children are living with trauma.

“Exposure to domestic violence can have significant psychological, behavioural, health and socioeconomic impacts on children, including depression, anxiety and difficulties in school.

“Fear, embarrassment, lack of concentration, isolation and loneliness are just some of the emotions and feelings that a child or young person may feel in this situation.” If you need help contact Safe Steps Family Violence Response Centre 1800 015 188 or go to www.safesteps.org.au

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Stand strong together THE teenage girl is beamed live into Dandenong Magistrate’s Court to talk about the havoc wreaked on her family by her father’s explosive temper.

She should be home studying for the VCE exam that awaits her the next day.

Instead, she is describing the emotional and physical violence that punctuates do-

mestic life for her, her mother and sibling.

Whether her father is found guilty or not, the girl and her family are living in a prison as harmful, restrictive and frightening as the real thing.

This week the News once again joins the chorus of voices calling for an end to family violence.

This special edition, published to coincide with this week’s White Ribbon Day, highlights the harrowing stories of victims and reflects on the parade of anger, denial and despair which confront magistrates in their daily work.

We reflect on the Challenge Family Violence project, a collaboration between men across Casey, Greater Dandenong and Car-

Long wait for the ‘triaged’

By CAM LUCADOU-WELLS FAMILY violence incidents are being “triaged” by frustrated Casey police due to a lack of divisional van patrols, claim police officers.

A Casey-based police member in the Dandenong Magistrates’ Court witness box this month said his divisional van was delayed during a family violence callout on a weekday mid-afternoon.

This was due to the divvy being the only one available in the municipality at the time, which, he added, was often the case.

Police Association Victoria spokesman Sergeant Wayne Gatt said such a situation was “not atypical” due to increasing workloads and diminishing frontline resources at police stations.

“There’s circumstances that can occur quite easily where you have three or four divisional vans tied up and only have one available for new jobs.

“There’s no fat in the resources.”

Family violence callouts, although a high priority for police, were being “tri-

aged” and forced back in a queue of jobs, Sgt Gatt said.

“It’s a growing tre d where members of the public have to wait.”

Sgt Gatt said he had received calls from Casey police officers in “frustration and despair”; they had “little respite” from back-to-back night and weekend shifts.

Funding for frontline policing’s divisional vans and watch-house crews was “less than ever before”, he said.

It was being diverted into taskforces such as the family violence unit.

The unit was a “great, commendable initiative” focused on recidivist offenders but a divisional van was still needed for frontline domestic violence, Sgt Gatt said.

“The rationale is taskforce policing reduces the workload for frontline divisions.

“That’s sometimes the case, but there will always be a call for a divisional van to attend crime scenes and accident scenes.

“This is increasing and not being resolved by taskforce policing.”

A teenage family violence victim in Casey-Cardinia told Star News Group she

and her grandmother waited for police for an hour while sheltering from her enraged, ice-addicted boyfriend in October.

As they waited, the man screamed threats from outside the house, smashed five windows and sent messages that he’d kill the pair.

A Victoria Police spokeswoman said there was “never just one divisional van patrol rostered on in Casey”.

“The number of divisional van patrols rostered on is dependent on need and is increased during peak times.”

She said general-duties police were also supported by divisional vans from surrounding areas, and specialist units such as the Critical Incident Response Team, family violence and highway patrol teams.

“The Casey community does, and will continue to, receive a 24-hour police response from resources across the Police Service Area (PSA).

“We are keen to build a greater level of flexibility in our rostering and deployment models.”

dinia, which wound up earlier this year due to a lack of government funding, and speak to police and welfare services about what it is like on the family violence front line.

We think shining a light on this once taboo subject can only help foster understanding and action and help rid our communities of this cruel and destructive scourge.

Screen of hope shines From page 1 In this way Sophie was drawn to Dave Nugent and Jacqui Seamark, who run the weekly two and a half hour Heavy METAL sessions.

It was 20 years ago when Dave, who started the group in 2004, realised he had to change.

“My partner and I were invited to a family function and we had a disagreement before the function and I spat the dummy and didn’t want to go,” he previously told Star News.

“I went to the party and made a fool of myself, I got a bit of steel pipe out of my work truck and started smashing up the car in front of a lot of people and children and I realised when I saw the looks on those kids’ faces that I’d really scared these guys.”

Dave shares his story in the documentary, and draws on his own history to help the men in the group.

“With David and Jacqui, it’s

their relationship with the participants that enabled my own relationships with those in the group to develop,” Sophie said.

“They (David and Jacqui) are very compassionate, very skilful, and very brave people.

“They feel the film’s a very realistic portrayal of the work they do - it portrays both the successes and the limitations of their work.

“Men’s behavioural change programs do not change all men, and it is not the answer to every family’s problem, but it can change some men and improve the safety of women and children.”

For more information on Call Me Dad visit www.callmedadfilm.com, and to check out a trailer for the film visit berwicknews. starcommunity.com.au If you need help, contact Safe Steps Family Violence Response Centre 1800 015 188, or go to www.safesteps.org.au

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Hijab police pioneer bridges cultural gap

Respect is the answer

By LACHLAN MOORHEAD

POLICE officer Maha Sukkar is something of a pioneer.

The Lebanese-born Maha was the first Victorian police officer to wear a hijab as part of her uniform.

And now Senior Constable Sukkar, based at Dandenong Police Station, is one of just two multicultural liaison officers who work in the southern metro region.

In her own words, helping to prevent family violence has been a “passion” of Maha’s and made her a perfect guest speaker for Casey MultiFaith Network annual White Ribbon luncheon, held at Casey Council chambers on Thursday 19 November.

In her line of work, Maha sees how family violence can wreak havoc within multicultural communities and she understands how important her role is in changing societal stereotypes.

She deals with about two cases a week related to forced marriage.

Laws passed by the Labor government in 2013 made it illegal to coerce, threaten or deceive someone into marriage.

“Working with multicultural communities, family violence is very rife ... because it’s the culture, it’s the way we were brought up, it’s the way things are done,” she told the audience.

“Marital rape is right now my absolute work ... I hate it but I work with it, because it’s really, really hard.

“Forced marriage is another form of family violence that I manage.

“Again it’s still under the carpet, it’s big these days, especially among multicultural communities.

“It happens to 13-year-olds and

Dr Bruton called on people of all faiths to “work together”.

“We can all work together, as a community, to prevent violence against women and their children,” she said.

“To prevent violence against women, we must address inequalities between men and women in our society and ensure women are treated with respect.

“Faith leaders can play an important role in promoting equity and respect toward women and speak out against attitudes that accept or support violence within their communities.”

Ms Bhandary said the aim of InTouch was for women and children from “diverse cultural backgrounds to be safe and free of violence.”

Ms Sukkar, who as well as being Lebanese is a police officer for the Southern Metro Multicultural Liaison Unit, has worked for many years to try to break down cultural barriers that often lead to family violence.

“My message to the community is that the police are here to help make you feel safe,” she said.

“The police want to hear about any type of family violence or violence in general that you experience, even if it is not a crime.

“We need to know what is happening in the community otherwise we cannot help you in preventing the crime.”

The guest speakers at he Multi-Faith White Ribbon lunch were, from left, Roshan Bhandary, Crystal Bruton and Maha Sukkar.

14-year-olds, marrying them off to a 30-year-old and forcing them to get married.”

Drawing on recent statistics, Maha noted that there had been 390 reports of family violence in Casey just in the past month.

And she said acts of violence against women in public were becoming more prevalent.

“There’s a lot lately and there’s more now since the Paris attacks, unfortunately, (against) women who are obviously Muslims or obviously religious,” she said.

“I’m urging people to report. If you know your neighbour is having

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“THIS poor woman’s covered in bruises - where do I go?”

These are the words of Stephanie Saunders spoken on Thursday 19 November, reflecting a communal response from people who witness others being victimized by family violence but don’t know where to turn for help.

Stephanie, the President of the Casey Multi-Faith Network, was hosting the group’s annual White Ribbon luncheon when she asked the rhetorical question.

From April 2014 to March 2015 there were 3759 family incidents reported in Casey compared to 3636 in the same period a year earlier - the most of any local government area.

Meanwhile, the total number of recorded offences in Casey rose by almost 12.9 per cent in the same period, with 18,122 incidents reported in Casey compared to 16,056 a year earlier.

The White Ribbon event took place at the Casey Council chambers where the three keynote speakers addressed a packed audience which included Casey Mayor Sam Aziz and councillors Damien Rosario and Mick Morland.

The guest speakers at the luncheon included Community Development Officer for the Challenge Family Violence Project Dr Crystal Bruton, InTouch Inc Program Manager Roshan Bhandary and Victoria Police officer Maha Sukkar.

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“At least call me personally, go the police station at Dandenong and ask for Maha.

“Everyone knows who Maha is.”

She said she was happy to sit down and talk to anyone.

“Especially if that person is from a multicultural background and is scared of police,” Maha said.

“There’s always ways of doing things.”

If you need help, contact Safe Steps Family Violence Response Centre 1800 015 188, or go to www.safesteps.org.au.

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Men still behaving badly

By CAM LUCADOU-WELLS THE man accused of more than 6000 intervention order breaches can’t believe he’s in court.

He’s already told the police that the charges are “bulls***”.

As he waits hours, the stronglybuilt businessman mulls over how he and his five employees are losing a day of work.

He fumes with his arms crossed as he tells the magistrate he’ll plead guilty just so he can bring the ordeal to an end.

In his impatience, he’s shoved aside a Victoria Legal Aid lawyer in midsentence as she’s addressed the judge on his behalf.

He makes light of the nearly 6500 calls and texts to his ex-partner in two months - all in breach of an intervention order.

There was never any violence or threats, the man says.

The calls and texts were usually instigated by the ex, who wanted to remove the intervention order anyway.

“It’s usually about money,” he says.

“Basically, someone doesn’t get their own way so this is a way of getting at me.”

At Dandenong Magistrates’ Court a magistrate often tries to recalibrate the accused’s victim-blaming attitude.

Today, the judge told the man: “A lot of people don’t agree with the law.

That’s why they go to jail.

“I have to say you’re on the footstep of jail.”

The magistrate said it was irrelevant whether an estimated 4000 of the calls and messages were instigated by

the victim.

“There’s an obligation on you. If you breach that, there’s consequences.

“If there’s not (consequences), then the whole thing is meaningless.”

Men in denial are commonplace in family violence cases at the court.

They are led from the police cells to the dock often in shock. Often they have been arrested the night before, and never previously been taken into custody before.

It’s part of the police’s stated proarrest and pro-remand policy against such offenders, and the court’s determination to fast-track these cases.

Another incredulous accused man denies charges of choking his ex by the

throat despite an observable red swelling being found on her neck.

He had told police: “F***. I’m not getting charged with that s***.”

The man didn’t initially appear at court because he was more worried about losing his job.

When he did appear, the magistrate offered him a community-corrections order for a guilty plea. But the accused declined and decided to contest the charges.

“So does he prefer to go to jail?” a disbelieving judge said.

“You’d be looking at a term of imprisonment for strangulation. It’s taken seriously because of the potential for homicide.

cave to the pressure from family and friends to back off.

On other occasions, victims refuse to shirk the issue.

Recently a teenager, on the day before her VCE English exam, testified on video-link against her father.

She spoke of her dad being in “one of those moods”, of him trying to hug and kiss his ex-partner and wanting to become a family again.

The usual stuff, she wearily called it. “You get used to his behaviour.”

She described her dad following them as they drove away, her sister crying due to the situation, him following her mum in the house, the slamming of doors, banging and yelling.

She stayed in the car, holding down the door lock to stop her father coming in.

“I keep sticking up for mum and he told me I was a disgrace to him.”

When her grandmother called her phone, she was in tears, worried and scared, she says over the court’s video screen.

The daughter said her relationship with Dad was confusing. “I just avoid him because I know he gets angry very easily.

“He gets in arguments over silly things all the time.”

As she testified, her father sat hunched over in the courtroom with tears welling in his eyes.

Over the video link, her father is invisible to her, as he is outside the court as well.

If you need help contact Safe Steps Family Violence Response Centre on 1800 015 188 or through www.safesteps.org.au.

“I’m not asking for you take unpaid community work but to engage with a men’s behaviour program.”

After a talk with his lawyer, the accused asked for some more time to consider his options.

It’s strange how often the men in the dock seem so small and meek.

Their silence is in such contrast to the screaming threats to kill their partner, and the blows they inflict within the sanctum of the family home.

Sometimes their victims fall silent, particularly when the perpetrator is a husband who, if convicted, risk having their bridging visa revoked and being returned to their homeland.

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THE first stage of the City of Casey’s new council chambers was kicked off, with Brookfield Multiplex Constructions Pty. Ltd chosen to bring the $125 million project to life.

With a proven track record and a resume reading Federation Square, Royal Melbourne Showgrounds and the Melbourne Convention and Exhibition Centre, “Brookfield Multiplex was the standout team” for the job, Mayor Sam Aziz said.

On Monday 23 November the construction giant met with Casey council to formalise the agreement.

“Today officially marks the beginning of the construction process for Bunjil Place. This is an exciting day for the City of Casey and a significant milestone in the project’s timeline,” Cr Aziz said.

The build which will be ongoing for the next two years will be the only re-

gional community facility of its kind, and Brookfield Multiplex managing director Graham Cottam said his team was thrilled to take on a “one-of-a-kind project”.

“Brookfield has industry-leading, internationally accredited systems and processes, and we are ready and excited to hit the ground running and work with the council and Casey community to deliver Bunjil Place by late 2017,” Mr Cottam said.

In a statement from the Casey council, Cr Aziz said the “community can expect to see Brookfield Multiplex on site this week (23- 27), with construction works to commence within a few weeks.”

The construction project is expected to create more than 1200 job opportunities 700 of which will be local.

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PUT this other burglar into the category of naive or stupid.

The thief allegedly stole car keys from an elderly resident’s home in a retirement village and then the resident’s car out of a locked garage.

All this happened while the old man was sleeping in bed.

Apparently the burglar, who was facing a lengthy jail term for aggravated burglary, struggled with the concept of ‘retirement village’.

In his own defence, he told police he had no idea his victim was elderly.

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According to one man’s version he had slowed down in his ute and trailer for a mum and her toddler near the crossing.

Then he’s been overtaken by a guy in a four-wheel drive who, in the process, scraped their vehicle on a median strip sign.

The first driver has then been blamed for side-swiping the four-wheel-drive and charged with leaving the scene of the accident without exchanging details.

“He started ranting and raving. I told him he was a bloody idiot,” the man told the court.

“There’s no way I’m going to give details to a guy like him.

With 2 million geocaches worldwide, Casey Fields was one of Victoria’s main destinations this month.

The Melbourne Adventure was launched in Casey on Sunday 15 November and councillor Geoff Ablett said the digital orienteering is a fantastic and innovative addition to the municipality.

“More than 1000 people visited Casey Fields to get involved in what is sure to be the largest geocaching event held in the southern hemisphere,” Cr Ablett said.

Participants on the day had the opportunity to engage in canoeing, kayaking and tree climbing all while navigating using their mobile GPS.

THE regular media briefing with Casey police was a bit different this week.

With the regular meeting room occupied by a conference, reporters were ushered into a room on the ground floor that barely fit a table and chairs.

But although it was cramped, the journalists still walked away from the briefing with enough news to fill the crime pages.

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“It’s always been the case for me,” she said.

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“That’s what drives me personally ... to be able to support these women and work with them, to be able to find ways to re-establish their rights and space in the world.”

Fiona works with Katrina Herbert, the team leader of Windermere’s counselling program.

She oversees a range of different programs offered by the organisation as it continues to support women and children suffering from abusive relationships.

This includes the six-week Healthy Women Healthy Relationships program, co-ordinated by Fiona.

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But for as long as she can, the Windermere team leader will continue to mentor these women and children, and help to lead them to a better, and safer, life.

“It’s more about the advocacy role, being able to support women and children to access their rights and them being able to have a voice,” Katrina said.

“A lot of these women tend to be hidden and not express their own voices and aren’t able to follow their own passions.

“I think it is about knowing not every woman will be able to get to that end point, but also knowing they’re on the road to it - we’ve opened up the doors.”

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FOR 11 years Fiona Link-Freeman has worked with women trying to escape and save their children from abusive relationships.

The Windermere Victim’s Assistance counsellor advises them and mentors them, but said it was up to the victim to make a decision to act.

This makes the response a victim receives the first time she seeks help utterly crucial to what happens next.

“Usually, the first disclosure a woman makes, that response will determine whether she continues to seek support,” she said.

“Because they’ve been brainwashed ... ” In just over a decade with Windermere in Narre Warren, Fiona has seen family violence campaigning increase tenfold.

But the insidious societal scourge still continues to tear families apart, particularly in Casey and Cardinia where many of Fiona’s clients are from.

From April 2014 to March 2015 there were 3759 family incidents reported in Casey compared to 3636 in the same period a year earlier - the most of any local government area.

“It’s becoming a lot more of a serious public issue that needs to be addressed and out there it makes it a lot easier for women to have courage and trust to disclose their experiences,” Fiona said.

“More women are coming to the forefront, and it’s a huge step in addressing the issue.”

But in Fiona’s case, tackling family violence has always been a priority, even dating back to long before she started working with Windermere.

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Head of the Casey Family Violence Unit (CFVU) Sergeant Ian Lane said one partner exercising control over the other is the real crux of the universal problem.

“Family violence comes in the non-physical form as well as the physical such as threats, psychological, economical and verbal abuse,” Sgt Lane said.

“Awareness campaigns that show victims with black eyes often bring it home for people but don’t highlight other forms that women are falling victim to.”

With 37 years’ experience in the force and 15 of them patrolling the streets of Casey Sgt Lane has been in charge of the CFVU for two years and said threats and economical abuse is what he sees most of.

“Contrary to popular belief, most of our work isn’t offences of physical violence,” he said.

“We see economical abuse where one partner is being held against their will and threats are made to take away credit cards or the partner is only given $10 or $15 a week to live off.

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“Females assaulting males may not be reported to same level but I could count on one hand the number of those incidents over the last couple of months,” he said.

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“The rise in family violence offences is a good thing,” he said.

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Sgt Lane said controlling male partners who solely delegate finances can also segregate their partner as well.

“Isolating a partner and ensuring they don’t leave the home and aren’t allowed to mix in a social circle or make friends is another form of abuse,” he said.

Coercive and threatening behaviour in a non-sexual manner is another facet of family violence and Sgt Lane said such abuse can come in very simple ways.

“Threats like ‘if dinner is not on the table by the time I am home’ I will do such and such to you and a lot of verbal, emotional abuse goes on with this type of family violence,” he said.

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CASEY Councillor Rosalie Crestani was again the MC at Sunday’s Reclaim Australia rally in Melton, which saw several people arrested among the 1000odd rival demonstrators, including one man who punched a horse.

It’s the second time Cr Crestani has MC’d a Reclaim Australia event, having hosted the group’s previous rally in Melbourne’s CBD in July.

About 500 people from the self-described patriot group Reclaim Australia attended the Melton Civic Centre on Sunday afternoon, along with a similar number of rival anti-racism protesters.

Roughly 500 police officers also turned up to monitor the event, which turned ugly when several scuffles broke out between Reclaim members and activists from the group No Room for Racism.

Cr Crestani, who is also the deputy leader of Danny Nalliah’s Rise Up Australia Party (RUAP), said the fights occurred away from her and commended the police presence.

“The scuffles were occurring way over out of my view,” she said.

“It was very difficult to see ... I always feel safe at rallies because they (police) are good at keeping us separate.

“I’ve never felt unsafe.”

Cr Crestani said she was a member of Reclaim Australia and not a member of the far-right group United Patriots Act, whose members also attended Sunday’s rally, but she said the UPF had a “pure motive”.

“We can all criticise different parts

Casey Councillor Rosalie Crestani was the MC at the Reclaim Australia rally in Melton on Sunday. of their approach ... but they have a pure motive,” she said.

“It doesn’t come across as pleasant to some, sometimes it’s a cold-hard truth.

“It’s something we have to be careful of but I meet many of these men and women and they have Australia’s best interests at heart.”

After Sunday’s rally, Hunters and Collectors front man Mark Seymour became the next musician to condemn the use of his music by Reclaim.

Mr Seymour labelled Reclaim Aus-

tralia a “racist organisation” on Facebook after learning the group used his band’s classic track ‘Holy Grail’ at the Melton rally.

The National Anthem was sung at the Reclaim rally by member Jonathan Willy Eli, who ran as an RUAP candidate in the seat of Cranbourne in last year’s State Election.

Cr Crestani said Mr Eli’s son attends Cranbourne Carlisle Primary School, which made national headlines last month after Islamic students were given the choice of leaving the school’s Year 2-6 assembly before singing Advance Australia Fair.

Cranbourne Carlisle Primary School principal Cheryl Irving had previously said the decision was made in adherence to Muharram - the Islamic month of mourning associated with Shi’a Muslims in which they do not participate in “joyful events”.

South Eastern Metropolitan state Greens MP Nina Springle slammed Cr Crestani earlier this year after she was MC at the previous Reclaim rally.

Ms Springle said Cr Crestani should be “condemned” for participating in the rally, which later saw the two women meet for lunch to discuss the issue.

“Given the great contribution that generations of migrants have made to Australia, it is sad that Cr Crestani saw fit to participate in this way,” Ms Springle said at the time.

“Her participation must be condemned in the strongest terms.

“Fear and misunderstanding are the enemies of Australia’s peaceful, harmonious and multicultural way of life.”

Highdensity precinct THE Casey Gardens caravan park is set to become Narre Warren’s newest community precinct.

Earlier this month, councillors decided on a strategic vision for the current site of the Casey Gardens Residential Village.

The caravan park, located off Fullard Road, is to become a high density, sustainable residential development.

Mayor Sam Aziz said he was thrilled to adopt the plan which was recently supported by the Victorian Civil and Administration Tribunal (VCAT).

“Casey Gardens sits within the residential growth zone and through this development plan the site will be transformed from a residential caravan park into a vibrant community precinct,” he said.

The plan will deliver high housing density with improved access to Narre Warren railway station via a pedestrian bridge across the drainage reserve.

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EXTRA lanes will be added to the Monash Freeway in Melbourne’s outer south-east, with plans for a $400 million upgrade to the major arterial unveiled by the State Government on the weekend.

Under the proposal, announced on Sunday following weeks of speculation, the freeway will be widened to five lanes running each way between EastLink and the South Gippsland Highway, and three lanes each way further out to Clyde Road.

Premier Daniel Andrews joined Roads Minister Luke Donnellan and Narre Warren South MP Judith Graley on Sunday morning in Hallam to announce the project, which is expected to go to tender in mid-2016, with construction slated to begin in 2017, and expected to be finished the following year.

Roads Minister Luke Donnellan confirmed Labor would look to “partner” with the Federal Government to fund the upgrade, with some media outlets reporting they were looking for the Commonwealth to chip in as much as half of the estimated cost.

But Mr Donnellan wouldn’t specify how much would be sought from his Federal counterparts.

In October it was reported how the Turnbull Government was believed to have agreed to unlock the $1.5 billion East West Link money allocated to the State Government, provided it will be used on projects like the Monash Freeway.

Premier Daniel Andrews joined Narre Warren South MP Judith Graley and Roads Minister Luke Donnellan on Sunday to announce plans to widen the Monash Freeway.

“This is a $400 million upgrade and we’ll be looking to partner with the Commonwealth on this and many other major projects across Victoria,” Mr Donnellan said on Monday.

“The government will proceed with the Monash Upgrade regardless of the outcome of the market-led proposal, which is expected to be announced by the end of the year.”

La Trobe MP Jason Wood thanked the State Government for making the Monash commitment but questioned why construction wouldn’t start until 2017, claiming the Andrews Government could already access the $1.5 billion in Federal funding.

“The $1.5 billion is already with the State Labor Government, this is totally unacceptable to start work in 2017, I

have been told via sources that work could start early next year, especially the traffic management,” he said. “ ... there is $1.5 billion of federal funding which, in part, will go towards the project, so only state Labor is holding back with funding.”

With the freeway construction to start the same year as the previously announced Pakenham rail corridor upgrade - 2017 - concerns have been raised about traffic congestion.

Mr Donnellan admitted there would be “some disruptions and inconvenience to residents during the construction phase” but added the government would “manage the disruption as best we can to minimise any inconvenience.”

Police raise fire alarm

By LACHLAN MOORHEAD POLICE are warning local residents to keep vigilant with the fire season looming.

It comes after reports of three suspicious fires in Casey within three days this month.

The first was lit at the Narre Warren quarry on Wednesday 18 November.

It’s believed the fire was started from two different points of origin at the landfill station, and police are still investigating.

The second fire was also in Narre Warren, two days later on Friday 20 November. It was started on a walking track next to a construction site on Narre Warren-Cranbourne Road.

It’s believed a boy was seen riding a bike at the time of the incident.

The third blaze was a car fire at the corner of Venables Court and Ashfield Drive in Berwick.

Police and CFA members attended the fire, involving a car parked on the nature strip set alight.

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By LACHLAN MOORHEAD VICTORIA Police will not be drawn into pursuits by youths who steal cars from homes and try to “lure” officers into chasing them, a senior officer made clear this week.

Assistant Commissioner Robert Hill addressed reporters on Tuesday in relation to the spate of car thefts occurring throughout the state, with new figures putting Victoria ahead of New South Wales for the first time in the total number of car thefts. The National Motor Vehicle Theft Reduction Council statistics showed Victoria had a 5.6 per cent increase in the year to October, up to 14,381 from 13,620.

For many months Star News has reported on a disturbing series of home burglaries in Casey in which thieves break into houses, often through unlocked doors, steal keys and use them to make off with the occupants’ cars.

Changes made to policy ear-

lier this year mean police can no longer pursue criminals on the road unless they are suspected of a crime involving serious injury, present an immediate danger to the public, or if no other means of arrest is available.

“They’re stealing these motor cars to bait police, to lure them in, or attempt to lure them into engaging in a police pursuit,” Asst Comm Robert Hill said.

“And Victoria Police is very firm in its position where we’re not going to engage in that unsafe police practice, of engaging a motor car that is stolen for instance in these circumstances, driven by a 15-year-old.

“A 15-year-old that’s inexperienced behind the wheel, a 15-year-old that is often drug affected.”

The assistant commissioner’s comments come after a stolen car was involved earlier this month in a fatal hit and run which claimed the life of a 47-year-old Carrum Downs

mother.

An Endeavour Hills teenager linked to the incident was arrested last Thursday.

He was charged with armed robbery and assault related offences.

It’s believed the 18-year-old used the allegedly stolen BMW X5 during an armed robbery in Frankston three days before the car was involved in a crash in Mordialloc on Monday 9 November, after which victim Amanda Matheson died in hospital.

A 15-year-old teen was also remanded in custody last week in relation to the hit-and-run and will appear at a children’s court on Thursday 26 November.

It’s believed the 18-year-old from Endeavour Hills allegedly pulled out a gun when he stole a Ford XR6 from Bartlett Street in Frankston South on Friday 6 November about 2.40am.

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CASEY councillors Geoff Ablett and Amanda Stapledon have been cleared of misconduct, more than a year after it was reported they were being investigated over allegedly corrupt Liberal Party donations.

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who stood as Liberal candidates in last year’s State Election - always denied wrong-doing after being interviewed as part of the State Ombudsman’s probe into donations and council planning decisions, first reported in The Australian last November.

Key allegations included that the councillors accepted donations from property developers in return for favourable council planning decisions.

Released on Wednesday, the Ombudsman’s findings from the political donations

investigation also discuss allegations made against fellow Casey councillors Sam Aziz, now mayor, and Damian Rosario, who both did not run in the State Election.

“Whether they are substantiated or not, whether such allegations are legitimately made or are made for political mischiefmaking as is often claimed, is not the point,” Ms Glass said “Ultimately, they create a perception that politicians can be bought, which reduces public trust in government.”

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By ANEEKA SIMONIS THERE are many reasons why Megan Quinn, co-founder of a $3.4 billion high-end fashion retailer, is an international success.

At a recent Casey-Cardinia Business Breakfast, the 51-year-old business genius spoke on the journey that led her to birthing luxury retailer Neta-Porter.

Her most important piece of advice to business operators: “move to the beat of your own drum”.

Net-a-Porter was released to the world in 1999 before online retailing was commonplace.

Unlike many pioneering businesses at the time, Net-a-Porter survived the dot com bust - a feat achieved by constant innovation and two-way communication with consumers.

“Innovation doesn’t need to be extraordinary. You just have to do something different. Something a little beyond what the customer expects to exceed expectations,” Ms Quinn said, as she spoke to a crowd of local business owners on Wednesday 25 November.

When the high-end fashion retailer, stocking everything from Alexander McQueen to Balmain, Dolce and Gabbana, Fendi and Vallentino, was launched, it was done so with no re-

search into or experience in the market.

Ms Quinn described the early founding years as ‘constructive anarchy’ - explaining that dominant ideologies about the industry were ignored in the development phases in order to create “something different”.

Drawing on the words of late businesswoman Anita Roddick, Ms Quinn said she has long stood by the need for uniquity: “If you do things well, do them better. Be daring, be first, be different, be just.”

But Net-a-Porter was not Ms Quinn’s only entrepreneurial success.

In the lead up to co-founding the billion-dollar business, the strong business woman worked in advertising, started the cleaning company Partners in Grime as well as founded consultancy firm Q&Co. The daughter of a town publican, Ms Quinn admitted she learnt the ropes to operating a successful business from her dad at a young age.

“I lived in pubs from a young age,” she said.

“My dad showed me to lead by example. He was always fair and sometimes needed to be firm. I watched him build an authentic relationship with his staff and customers,” she said.

That early insight taught her another of her most important lessons:

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“You’re never too senior to pick up a broom”.

Ms Quinn is now a non-executive director of UNICEF Australia and Specialty Fashion Group, and an Ambassador for Fitted for Work.

She was named the 15th most powerful woman in Australian retail in 2013 by Inside Retail.

Ms Quinn founded Net-a-Porter alongside three others including friend Natalie Massanet, Ms Massanet’s husband Arnaud, and Ms Quinn’s former husband Mark.

GROW., the new regional business magazine is launching later this year and will change the way you think about business in the Casey Cardinia region. Developed in partnership with Star News Group and City of Casey and Shire of Cardinia Councils the publication will shine light on local business’ successes, struggles and offer an opportunity for targeted business to business promotion.

GROW., will be distributed electronically to businesses within the region, available on the net and a select number of copies will be printed for posting and collection front of house.

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National Operations Manager of Chemmart Pharmacy Nick Monroe, Executive Director of Chemmart Pharmacy Duncan Phillips, and the Co-proprietors of Casey Central Chemmart Pharmacy Carolyn Wynen and Zoltan Toskov.

Award is the best medicine CASEY Central Chemmart must be taking the right medicine after being named the Victorian Chemmart Pharmacy of the Year for a record fifth time.

Co-proprietors Carolyn Wynen and Zoltan Toskov travelled to Vietnam recently to accept the award at the National Conference on behalf of other co-proprietors Lynette Calabrese, Chris Kelly, Anthony Tassone, and the rest of the team.

“We are proud to have served our local community for 15 years and provided quality, accessible healthcare to them every day,” Mrs Wynen said.

“The wellbeing of our customers is extremely important to us and it’s heartening to be recognised for our efforts to create a healthier community.”

The win comes on the back of the pharmacy’s national award win in 2014.

Mrs Wynen said the award was a pleasant surprise given the pharmacy had to relocate to a smaller, temporary site this year while Casey Central Shopping Centre was being redeveloped.

“It certainly has been a challenging year but we are very grateful for the strong, loyal support of our customers during the centre re-development,” she said.

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By GEORGIA WESTGARTH IN THE first year Mick Morland was Mayor of Casey he had three meals at home with his family and has made sure his successor Cr Sam Aziz puts work-life balance at the forefront of his term as mayor.

“When you’re the mayor, the community always comes first, before your family,” Cr Morland said.

“Being mayor is a commitment your family takes on as well because if there’s a council function and a family barbecue on the same day my job as mayor would always come first.

“They don’t want Mick Morland they want the Mayor of Casey and if you got the job, you do the job despite your grandchild’s first birthday.”

After reminiscing on his two terms as mayor, Cr Morland said he wouldn’t rule out going for the top

Casey councillor Mick Morland has offered some advice for new Picture: STEWART CHAMBERS mayor Cr Sam Aziz. 146711 spot again.

“It’s a great honour for any one individual because you’re the city’s number one citizen and you have

the opportunity to make people feel special,” he said.

“But my advice to current mayor Cr Sam Aziz would be to take his

young children with him to weekend events as much as possible.

“Because all of a sudden they will be grown up and I remember coming home after work (during his first term as mayor) and my sons said ‘welcome home dad’ and I said ‘I haven’t been anywhere’ - they said ‘you weren’t here for us’.

“And that makes you feel terrible because you were there for the community but not there for your family, but when you take on the role as mayor you are printed on the program - you have to turn up,” he said.

Stressing his point in a recent council meeting, Cr Morland hopes Cr Aziz can balance his term as mayor with family life.

“Work-life balance is the biggest issue when you are mayor because often there are three events on the same night as well as weekends,” he said.

Funds look to the future growth THE City of Casey is big and only getting bigger so residents are being invited to have their say on where future infrastructure funds should be spent.

Throughout November and December the council will hold Building our Future community consultations which will centre on the council’s five year capital works program.

Casey Mayor Sam Aziz said the council was responding to a range of unprecedented challenges including population growth and next year’s rate capping.

“Casey is big and is growing fast with the city expected to be home to 490,000 residents by 2041.

“It is forecast that over 10 years, the impact of rate capping on Casey will be $150 million.

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“That’s $150 million less council will have to deliver local parks, family and children’s centres and sporting facilities as residents move in,” Cr Aziz said.

The future projects up for discussion include the Autumn Place Family and Community Centre, Hunt Club Football and Cricket Recreation Facility, Glenelg Football and Cricket Recreation Facility and

Casey Fields Soccer Facility.

Cr Aziz said it is imperative that community views help inform the council’s decision making.

“Council has some tough decisions to make and it’s essential the community is at the centre of the conversation,” he said.

To have a say visit www.caseyconversations.com.au/buildingourfuture.

Mean thief robs charity facility POLICE have released CCTV images of a heartless thief who robbed a charity outlet in Narre Warren.

The man broke into some shipping containers behind the Recycled Clothing and Homeware Charity outlet on the Princes Highway about midnight on 5 November and fled with several items.

The photos released by police show the man driving what appears to be a silver Holden Commodore.

Anyone with information is urged to contact Detective Sergeant Geoff Rumble at the Casey Crime Investigation Unit on 9705 3114, or Crime Stoppers on 1800 333 000.

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CARNIVAL ATMOSPHERE FOR LAUNCH MORE than 1000 people attended the Waterford Rise Carnival on 14 November to celebrate the opening of 20 new display homes.

The display village is the largest outside of metropolitan Melbourne and provides not only the latest home design trends but the latest interior design as well.

The highlight of the day was the helicopter rides that provided a bird’s eye view of Warragul and Drouin for the lucky 72 people who won a seat in the raffle.

The gala event also featured a wide variety of entertainment including a jumping castle, face painters and a petting zoo as well as a roving magician.

Food was amazing from two food trucks - the curry truck and a burrito van - as well as more than 500 sausages given away to hungry revellers by the Warragul Lions Club.

But the true stars of the show were the 20 homes presented by 11 of Australia’s leading builders including Metricon, J.G King, Aaron J Homes, Simonds, Red Bluff, Eco Option Homes Roseleigh Homes, Fairhaven Homes, Cheviot Homes, Green Design and Dennis Family Homes.

These beautiful display homes have been arranged around Hillgrove Close providing potential buyers with an easily accessible view into the amazing choices available for today’s varied lifestyles.

Land prices at the newly released Waterford Rise stage 15 range from $124,000 (473 square metres) to $206,000 (1128 square metres) as well as a range of house and land packages

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The blocks are in three courts providing an idyllic environment for families arranged around the amenities in the new Kestle Park.

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CHRISTMAS has come early to Timbertop estate this year. Residents are getting into the Christmas spirit by lighting up their homes and giving to local families in need.

The streets of Timbertop are lighting up as the festive season approaches, with residents decorating their homes with colourful Christmas lights. Head down to Timbertop during December and see the estate transform into a wonderland of shining colours.

The Timbertop Residents Group is also running the 'Share Your Christmas’ initiative, with the community encouraged to donate gifts for less fortunate children in the area. All gifts will go to The 4C’s Crisis Relief Centre and Windermere Child and Family Services.

Both organisations work locally to improve the physical, financial and emotional well-being of underprivileged children and families.

These initiatives are just two of the many run by Parklea, the developers of Timbertop estate aiming to make a positive impact to the community, promote friendships, fun and safety.

To Share Your Christmas this year, please donate a gift for a child aged anywhere up to 16 years and put it under the Christmas tree located in the sales office at Timbertop Estate, 9 Penhurst Crescent, Officer, open daily from 11am to 5pm.

For more information go to www.timbertopestate.com.au/share-yourchristmas

MODERN TOWNHOUSE THIS chic double-storey townhouse is situated close to freeway access, schools, public transport, and Berwick Village shops.

Downstairs has a lounge room, dining area, separate living area with access to outdoor entertaining area, a kitchen equipped with stainless-steel appliances, a powder room, laundry

and internal garage access.

Upstairs there are three bedrooms all with built-in wardrobes, a central family bathroom and a separate toilet.

Other inclusions are ducted heating, secure child-friendly backyard, splitsystem air-conditioner and a garden shed.

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STOP THE PRESS This neat and tidy 3 bedroom home would be perfect for the first home buyer or investor. With a large lounge room, tiled meals area adjacent to the kitchen. Ducted heating, 2 air conditioners, recently renovated including fresh paint and new hot water service. A private yard with enclosed single carport.

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A well constructed circa late 1960’s brick veneer home set on approximately 650m2 of gently rising land. Set behind enormous Oak trees and surrounded by quality homes on larger sites. The vista from the dining area and formal lounge room is truly tranquil. The elevated home also comprises three bedrooms, family room of 4.5m x 5.5m (approx) and rear verandah – sunroom. There is a single garage under roofline and a garage sized steel workshop. Extras include water tanks, hydronic heating, automated awnings, split system air conditioning, hardwood floors and alarm system. Lots of storage space under. A truly rare opportunity to secure a slice of country life close to all facilities.

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Perfectly positioned on 5 pristine useable acres sits this magnificent contemporary home of grand proportions. The home is zoned perfectly for the large family, with 3 double sized bedrooms at the front of the property, one with full ensuite, then a further 2 bedrooms at the rear of the property with stunning parentsâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; bedroom/retreat overlooking the expansive gardens. Total of 3 bathrooms, 2 lined with marble benches and double vanities. The stunning kitchen is huge in proportions with a full scullery, which needs to be seen to be believed, black granite tops and endless amounts of cupboards and storage.

There is a total of 4 living areas encompassing casual and formal living, which include separate rumpus, theatre room, formal sitting room and huge family dining area overlooking kitchen. The home is surrounded with verandas and decking which spills open from the family room perfectly blending indoor/outdoor living. To finish it off there is spotted gum floors, 10 ft ceilings and 2 wood fires. Step outside the property and you will instantly be mesmerised with the stunning gardens, large solar heated pool with full pool house/ cabana, flood lit tennis court, a large dam, 10 X 10 American style shed, stable and a separate bungalow which could easily house the teenagers or in-law living.

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Admire the stature of this elevated solid brick home at the top of a quiet court in the Edrington Park Estate, with breathtaking regional views. Solidly built with 3 separate living zones downstairs and 5 oversized bedrooms upstairs, some with stunning views, master with en-suite & WIR. Kitchen, meals and games room open to a large outdoor pergola area perfect for year round BBQ’s and matured private garden perfect for relaxing Sunday afternoons. This beautiful home in one of the most popular locale of Berwick is a must to inspect!

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‘Hyde Park’ Country road take me home to the stunning pastures of Hyde Park. 20 (approx.) acres of softly undulating peaceful pastures, with 180 degrees views as far as the eye can see. By day and by night you can sit and watch the world go by and yet you’re only five minutes from the heart of Beaconsfield. The humble home is an original 3 bedroom home, sturdy and strong with multiple living areas and a functional kitchen and meals area. A large tradesman shed and machinery shed, town water and 44,000 litres of tank water to automatically feed the 5 fully fenced paddocks. For those with equestrian requirements, stock farmers or simply wanting a 20 acre haven to enjoy, this enviable property so close to Beaconsfield and Berwick will tick every box. As land becomes rarer over time, this parcel can create wealth and good fortune for its new owners.

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Price Suit Buyers Over $399,000 View Saturday 3-3:30pm (Photo iD Required) contact kristen Turner 0410 615 228 Julie Roach 0416 105 182

Make Your Statement Setting the bar high, in a well sought after location, surrounded by prime real estate and state of the art homes this 2539m2 parcel of land is ready to create your own masterpiece. Softly undulating to capture a glimpse of the twinkling lights in Berwick the land offers size, space and privacy and we all know that is getting rarer by the day.

All services available to the block. Dare to dream and invest in your future today.

Auction Saturday 12th December at 12noon View Agent On Site At 12 Noon Contact Sarah James 0419 144 611 Treena Ashton 0405 186 947

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Nestled in a quiet court close to Freeway, schools & shops, this may be the dream first home you have been searching for, or the perfect investment! The neat & tidy home offers an easy to live in floorplan. A large lounge room perfect for the family adjoins to a spacious open, light filled kitchen. Ideal for investors, first home buyers or down- sizers, be snappy as this opportunity won’t last long!

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153 Greaves Road, NARRE WARREN SOUTH Entertainers Paradise Are you looking for a property that’s fit for the entertainer or has room to store life’s little pleasures? Boats, bikes, caravans, cars and a man cave from heaven! If these are your essentials, then have we got the property for you! Boasting two huge sheds (one decked out for the entertainer), pool, and a large decked area with a spa, what a life style! Located close to schools, shops, public transport and sporting facilities.

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An outstanding display of craftsmanship and sheer elegance is what comes to mind when you arrive at this stunning central Berwick property. Located within a gentle stroll to the village this builders-own home is meticulous in every way from the fine detail to the use of top quality products and finishes you would be proud to call this home. The only way to truly appreciate this stunning residence is to walk through and experience it for yourself.

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Prestige On Florence You will be impressed by this outstanding property located in the highly sought after, prestigious Beaconhills Grange Estate. 20 Florence Terrace Beaconsfield will delight the discerning buyer well positioned on a 2,623m2 parcel of superbly landscaped land with an array of high quality inclusions.

Properties of this calibre are rarely on offer so act now to secure a home in one of Beaconsfield most sought after streets.

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Dreaming of a lifestyle property, on just over 2 acres of potentially sub-dividable land (STCA.) This Australian homestead with shady bull nose veranda is set in a beautifully scented, mature and well established garden. The land is perfect for tradesmen or anyone in need of shedding or extra space to tinker about. Beyond the private hedge two small pony paddocks are located with private laneway access.

20 Florence Terrace, BEACONSFIELD

11 Tennyson Close, BERWICK Chase Your Dream Home If you are like many, searching for the perfect property in one of the most sought after locations in The Chase Estate, that is sure to be snapped up, then you better be quick.

This 4 bedroom home has enough space for the whole family. Situated in a quiet, leafy court, with one & half car lock-up garage with internal access & drive through ability it boasts 3 separate living areas & will make someone a very lovely forever home.

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Olde Berwick At Its Best Renovated 2 bed, 1 bath home, so close to Berwick Village! Light & bright openplan living spaces, sparkling floorboards & quality finishes. New kitchen features solid timber-lined island bench & stainless steel appliances. Many a Sunday afternoon BBQ has been enjoyed under the covered decking & huge back garden. Compact, conveniently located, make this much-loved home yours today!

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NEAT & COMPLETE – GREAT SHED!!

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Located in the peaceful township of Garfield is this immaculate three bedroom home. Light filled lounge room overlooking the adjacent parkland. Vinyl wrap kitchen with gas cooking, pantry and good cupboard space. Main bedroom with built in robes. Pergola and fernery outside plus brick BBQ. 7mX14m shed with concrete floor & power and garden shed. Beautifully presented, 780m2 (approx.) block, move in and enjoy!!

Opposite Parkland & close to shopping/restaurant precinct, schools & lake, is this home comprising open plan family living & dining areas incorporating the kitchen with island bench, walk in pantry & stainless steel appliances. Separate study & powder room. Upstairs, a huge master with vaulted ceiling, walk in robes & full ensuite & 2 other bedrooms with walk in robes & separate bathroom.

Ducted heat, high ceilings, double garage with internal access & semi enclosed pergola area!

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We offer this 5 bedroom home that enjoys the benefits Upper Beaconsfield has to offer - space, clean country air, bird life, Village Township & vibrant community. The home has 2 living areas, family includes cathedral ceilings & reverse cycle split system, lounge & dining enjoys an outlook over the garden. Open timber kitchen with ample cupboard space with island bench. Built in robes & walk in robe in bedrooms, master has full ensuite. Shed with concrete floor & power plus a double carport.

- 2.5 Acres - Top Location in Heart Township with Family Home - Features in Officer PSP as 25 Dwellings per Hectare - Options are Endless - Live in Today and Enjoy the Benefits of Schooling, Transport and Plenty of Space - Invest for the Continuous Growth in this Thriving area - This is a Wonderful Opportunity to acquire what is a Unique Site. IT’S READY TO BE SOLD!! E.O.I. Closing 1st December, 2015 (if not sold prior) Contact - Derrick 0418 317 096

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BRAND NEW TOWNHOUSES - READY TO GO!!

INVEST IN THE FUTURE – 126 ACRES

Currently under construction are these five luxurious townhouses. Each of the homes have three bedrooms, two bathrooms, a large kitchen, lovely open plan living areas, ducted heating, split system air-conditioning and a double remote garage with direct access into the home which is a great benefit plus low maintenance throughout. Dont miss out!!

The opportunity to purchase a working farm with an annual income on the township fringe is hard to find. The property has 3 titles & 126 acres with 2 dwellings. 1) 5 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms home that has plenty of living areas & triple garage. 2) A smaller home with 3 bedrooms, open plan living & 2 bathrooms. The farm has large machinery sheds, 5 meg dam, office & central laneway. All which is only minutes to the UGB & M1 F/Way. Plenty of potential here!!

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Pakenham Upper

$500,000

UGB FRINGE - POTENTIAL HERE

PAKENHAM UPPER’S BEST BLOCK

You can see the city lights coming with the developments edging closer. This 27 acres (approx) is ideally located from the Princes Highway on a sealed road is ideal for those looking to the future!!

Sitting on the land today is a four bedroom weatherboard home, stable complex and 12 paddocks and boxes which allow you to keep the horses safe or maybe agist horses to supplement an income.

Inspect, dream & prosper today and in to the future!

Wiadrowski Orchard Release!! With a sealed road, blocks like this one are rarely offered. 2.053HA all cleared, building and waste envelope at the rear of the block. Tranquil views across the valley and to the north. Power and phone available, close proximity to Pakenham Upper Pony Club, general store and cricket ground. Your new rural lifestyle awaits!!

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Stephen O’Loughlin 0408 591 170

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ENTERTAINERS PARADISE LOOKING for a property that’s fit for the entertainer or has room to store life’s little pleasures - boats, bikes, caravans, cars and a man cave from heaven!

This property has two huge sheds (one decked out for the entertainer), pool, and a large decked area with a spa.

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Located close to schools, shops, public transport and sporting facilities.

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WHEN YOU WANT NOTHING BUT THE BEST! Featuring cathedral ceilings and high quality finishes throughout, this house has 5 Bedrooms, 3 large living areas, 3 bathrooms, a formal dining, an indoor swimming pool with Spa, a tennis court and ample parking space with a triple garage plus a 7.5m x 8.5m shed for a caravan and a boat. This property will delight the larger family or the professional couple who enjoy entertaining family and friends.

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Pakenham FAMILY FAVOURITE IN A POPULAR AREA!

14 Waddell Road Open By Appointment Jules Bouchard 0438 409 405

This large 785m2 block accommodates a 3 bedroom home with a large undercover entertainment area, a huge garage/shed workshop plus garden shed and leaves plenty of room for the kids to play safely in the fully fenced backyard. The house itself offers 2 bedrooms with BIR plus Master bedroom with WIR and ensuite, a large living room and an open kitchen/dining area.

Central gas ducted heating and reverse cycle A/C ensure comfort.

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BERWICK 8 VALDA CLOSE Elevated and taking in views of the surrounding district, this modern family home of grand proportions is located in one of Berwick’s finest neighbourhoods. A perfect balance of indoor and outdoor living areas and a stunning amount of accommodation blend seamlessly to create the ultimate family home. There is the choice of four separate living areas including formal lounge with gas fire, family room with timber bi-fold doors opening to the outdoor areas, a downstairs rumpus/home theatre and a further upstairs living room with a balcony. There are four huge bedrooms, each with its own en-suite and walk-in robe, the master bedroom also boasts a large private balcony. A decked and covered outdoor entertaining area features café blinds and heating, making it useable year-round and the landscaped rear yard boasts a sparkling in-ground pool. Call to arrange your inspection today.

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Contact Agent Saturday 11:00-11:30am Wednesday 3:00-3:30pm Photo ID required Daniel Mirabito 0402 258 353 NARRE WARREN 8794 6100

BERWICK 2/13 PEEL STREET

BERWICK 31 MCNABB STREET

Moments from the Berwick Village, situated in the most exclusive pocket of Olde Berwick, this private townhouse offers a once in a lifetime opportunity. With shops, cafes and public transport access close by and Pioneer Park just next door, the location is superb. Features include spacious open plan living and dining, three generous bedrooms, a study or fourth bedroom and a wonderful courtyard plus double garage.

Showcasing a convenient lifestyle and being a mere stone’s throw from the Village, this property has an abundance of opportunity. The large living area offers the perfect place to entertain. The kitchen area adjoins the meals and showcases views of north side Berwick. The master bedroom offers a walk-in robe and ensuite whilst the further bedrooms have built in robes. All this wrapped up on an 833m2 (approx.) block.

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Saturday 12th December 2015 at 12pm INSPECT Saturday 11:00 - 11:30am Photo ID required CONTACT Chris Hill 0401 178 455 BERWICK 9707 1400

Saturday 19th December 2015 at 1pm INSPECT Saturday 3:00 - 3:30pm Photo ID required CONTACT Chris Hill 0401 178 455 BERWICK 9707 1400

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NARRE WARREN SOUTH 11 HILLTOP CLOSE

A rare opportunity presents itself to secure a family home on a generous 1,504m2 (approx.) block, with development potential (STCA), all just a short walk to the main street of Berwick. The existing family home offers two living areas across a convenient floorplan. Whether you are seeking an astute development project, a secure rental for your future or simply somewhere to raise a family then look no further.

Stunning Lifestyle Property on Almost ½ an Acre. This ideal family home in an enviable location boasts stunning architectural features and expansive living areas on a magnificent allotment of almost half an acre. Inside, a warm and welcoming home features timeless styling and quality throughout. Picturesque views of the district from the top level and beautiful garden vistas from virtually every room.

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Saturday 28th November 2015 at 12pm unless sold prior INSPECT Saturday at 11:30am Photo ID required CONTACT Calum Dabb 0400 273 535 Paul Dabb 0413 156 280 BERWICK 9707 1400

Tuesday 8th December at 6pm unless sold prior PRICE $850,000 Plus Buyers INSPECT Saturday 3:00-3:30pm Wednesday 6:00-6:30pm Photo ID required CONTACT Daniel Mirabito 0402 258 353 NARRE WARREN 8794 6100

NARRE WARREN 50 HONEYEATER GROVE

HALLAM 33 CHESHUNT DRIVE

Perfectly presented and ideally located, this family friendly home ticks all the boxes and is ready for you to simply move in and unpack. Light and bright throughout, it’s a home that will prove a real joy to live in for many years to come. Finished and maintained to the highest standard. Don’t delay your inspection, homes of this calibre don’t last long.

A perfect location combines with a great sized family home that is liveable yet allows scope to improve and add value, while also adding your own style and flair. Young families will be thrilled with the two large and separate living areas.

Those seeking extra car accommodation or shedding are sure to be excited with the double carport with drive-through access to the garage.

Don’t delay your inspection!

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Tuesday 8th December at 6pm unless sold prior PRICE $550,000 Plus Buyers INSPECT Saturday 2:00-2:30pm Wednesday 5:00-5:30pm Photo ID required CONTACT Daniel Mirabito 0402 258 353 NARRE WARREN 8794 6100

Tuesday 15th December at 6pm unless sold prior PRICE $370,000 Plus Buyers INSPECT Saturday 2:00-2:30pm Wednesday 6:00-6:30pm Photo ID required CONTACT Daniel Mirabito 0402 258 353 NARRE WARREN 8794 6100

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PAKENHAM 40 ABERDEEN HEIGHTS This immaculately presented home with views is spectacular from the stunning gardens leading up the exposed aggregate driveway to the well planned resort style entertaining & spa are at the back! What a rare offering, a spectacular outlook over Pakenham, peaceful living in a safe & private court , your enjoyment is assured. 5 Bedrooms, 3 bathrooms, 3 living areas, double remote garage with air conditioning & ducted heating.

Located close to schools, shops, public transport ect! Call today to inspect!

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CLEAR INSTRUCTIONS TO SELL! For the first time in 80 years the original family of this Garfield Homestead is offering this property up for the taking. Situated within close proximity to the Garfield town, this 3 bedroom home has so much to offer for whatever type of buyer you are. The farm style house with timber veranda the whole way round the home, gives you that perfect country feel just out of suburbia. Ample amount of room inside & outside the house you are sure to be impressed. A huge kitchen with island bench will impress the chef with the amount of cupboard and bench space.

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OPULENT OPPORTUNITY walk in wardrobe and ensuite. Tiled entrance, accompanied by a stunning formal living area. Large open floorplan, big pergola and decking area for those weekend entertainers.

Spacious hostess kitchen that overlooks the huge living area with ample bench space and beautiful stainless steel appliances. Split system air conditioners and ducted heating throughout the home.

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Brett Armitage 0400 102 319 Narre Warren South 8785 0377 Shop 20, Casey Central Shopping Centre, 400 Narre Warren - Cranbourne Road

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BERWICK’S FINEST QUIET COURT Nestled away in this sought after estate, this immaculately presented, quality built home stands a testament to living the Australian dream. The amenities are just at your fingertips including but not limited to close access to major freeways, the exclusive Fountain gate shopping centre, modern cafés and restaurants.

cooling throughout the home. Solar panels with 1kw inverter.

Stunning kitchen with whitegoods appliances. Ladies and gentlemen don’t miss your chance to come and look at this beauty for yourself, if you have any questions or want to get in before the crowd give Metin a call today 0439 955 526.

The home comprises of 2 Generous sized bedrooms both with built in wardrobes. Ducted heating and evaporative

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Metin Aziret 0439 955 526 Sam Roach 0401 566 046 Narre Warren South 8785 0377 Shop 20, Casey Central Shopping Centre, 400 Narre Warren - Cranbourne Road

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FAMILY SIZED BLOCK OF 686M2 If you’re after a comfortable sized home on a family friendly block of 686m2 in the fresh Eve Estate in Cranbourne North then you can’t go past this magnificently presented 3 bedroom plus study home. Inside you are instantly met with a formal entrance and notice the neutral toning’s of the polished porcelain tiles and earth tones throughout. The kitchen offers a terrific view of the family meals area and the backyard to watch the kids play safely. The generous sized rumpus room could double as a theatre room to enjoy the cosy nights watching a movie with the family or a separate

play area for the children. The alfresco is smartly positioned at the rear of the house giving the party goers a view of the entire backyard, which could one day potentially be the spot for your amazing in ground pool.

Bring your family as this home will excite everybody with its generous living areas, exceptional bedroom sizes, internal access, designer hostess kitchen with glass splash back and stone bench tops, split system cooling, double garage with remote access and so much more that you have to put this on the list to inspect.

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Sam Roach 0401 566 046 Narre Warren South 8785 0377 Shop 20, Casey Central Shopping Centre, 400 Narre Warren - Cranbourne Road

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LOVE AT FIRST SIGHT From the moment you lay eyes on this stunning double storey home in a beautiful estate, you will immediately fall in love. From the picturesque landscaped gardens to the beautiful façade this will feel like home as soon as you step inside.

This Delightful home comprises of 4 generous sized bedrooms. Master complete with walk in wardrobe for her, double sliding robe for him and ensuite. Open hostess kitchen with quality European stainless steel appliances

with lots of bench and cupboard space. Ducted heating and Evaporative cooling throughout the home keeping you cool for the summer months ahead. Spacious formal lounge and family meals area, the undercover outdoor area with built in BBQ and ceiling fans, for those summer entertainers.

Second bathroom servicing the remainder of the bedrooms upstairs and powder room downstairs. Don’t spend your weekends gardening and enjoy the tranquil low maintenance landscaped garden in your own back yard, complete with pond and bridge.

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Jaime Leigh Aziret 0406 993 120 Narre Warren South 8785 0377 Shop 20, Casey Central Shopping Centre, 400 Narre Warren - Cranbourne Road

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BERWICK 3 BRENT CLOSE Exciting Opportunity, Occupy or Invest!

Quite court within walking distance to schools, parklands and public transport. This 3 bedroom home contains master with WIR and full ensuite. Generous lounge / dinning with built in bar or convert into a study. A chef’s kitchen with large bench space and dishwasher adjoining the family room that opens onto the deck over looking the established gardens. A separate rumpus room will for-fill the family’s entertaining needs large enough for a home theater or pool room The remaining bedrooms have built in robes, serviced by a central bathroom with separate toilet. The home is finished with Ducted heating split system air conditioner, outside awnings and double remote garage.

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Sat 1.00 - 1.30pm $430,000 - $470,000 Trevor Rowley 0417 506 405 Berwick 8768 3800

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HALLAM 11/4 YOUNG ROAD Secure Investment Securely tenanted and ready to add to your portfolio, this townhouse offers modern neutral tones and abundant natural light. Step inside and discover a spacious study and open plan family meals area. The gourmet kitchen has stainless steel appliances and dishwasher. Upstairs you’ll find 3 bedrooms all with built in robes, central family bathroom plus a master ensuite. Adding to the appeal of this quality development is a private courtyard and long list of extras incl: ducted heating, powder room, water tank, remote garage and internal access. Completing the picture is the ultra-convenient location close to freeway entrance, restaurants and schools. Leased until June 2015 at $1564 pcm.

3A 2B 1C View For Sale Contact Office

Sat 12.00 - 12.30pm $350,000 Plus Trevor Rowley 0417 506 405 Berwick 8768 3800

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BERWICK 144 BUCHANAN ROAD Victorian Master Piece Majestic bluestone fronted Victorian masterpiece encased around 1 3/4 acres of manicured gardens. With soaring decorative ceilings, attention to detail of the highest build quality. Grand entry, banquet dining room, Formal lounge room, master bedroom with lavish ensuite, Jarrah and stone kitchen, formal Bedrooms, ducted heating, refrigerated air con, ducted vacuum and 3 phase power, triple sized garage under roof line, 50 sqs of pure luxury on private acreage.

3 A 3 B 4 C 7162 (Approx) D 1 F View For Sale Contact Office

By Appoinment Expression of Interest over $2,300,000 Peter Thompson 0418 559 536 Berwick 8768 3800

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BERWICK 175A HIGH STREET Just a Dash of Graham Jones design and a Pinch of Olde Berwick locale When looking for the right recipe to a home build you canâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;t go past a Graham Jones designed home mixed with an Olde Berwick locale.

This low maintenance 402m2 block in Olde Berwick sits under a 36.6sq double story home that includes 4 bedrooms plus a study. The master bedroom is located downstairs and features an expansive walk in robe and ensuite. Adjacent to the master bedroom presents the study room with built in cabinetry. Down the hallway offers the powder room, laundry, and internal access. Continuing to the end of the home we find the living, dining and kitchen areas, with built in gas log fire place and plenty of storage cupboards.

Opening to the stunning timber decked, alfresco area, with built in outdoor kitchenette including barbeque. Upstairs shows 3 more bedrooms 2 of which have walk in robes and the other with built in. Central bathroom and living area finish off the flawless floorplan to a tea.

4A 3B 2C 1F View For Sale Contact Office

Sat 2.00 - 2.30pm $730,000 Plus John Van Der Merwe 0459 076 919 Berwick 8768 3800

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LIVE THE HIGH LIFE DESIGNED to impress and finished for family living, this superb home is in the elite location of north Berwick on just under quarter of an acre.

The property is defined by spacious, open living spaces, and a practical floor plan for comfortable living and entertaining.

The versatile design has expansive living, with four oversized bedrooms, formal lounge and dining, timber-lined vaulted ceilings and superb views.

A fully appointed kitchen incorporates a casual dining and family room with a separate retreat/games room, complete with bar.

Downstairs adds another dimension to family living, with a spacious studio/ home office with powder room, opening out to the triple garage with remote control, and a separate work shop.

Features include ducted heating, gas log fire, evaporative cooling, ensuite with spa to the main bedroom, security system, ducted vacuum and three toilets.

Outdoor living offers two entertaining

areas to enjoy depending on the time of day, with a decked alfresco off the family room and paved entertaining, overlooking a fully fenced, inground solar-heated, saltchlorinated pool.

Manicured gardens complete this serene picture. The address is as prestigious as it is central, located within walking distance to the village.

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IN QUIET COURT THIS double-storey family

home is in a quiet court location and has four bedrooms, the spacious main complete with a generous walk-in wardrobe, a well appointed ensuite with twin vanities, spa and a double shower.

THE living area upstairs makes for the perfect childrenâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s retreat. The study is located downstairs along with a spacious formal living and dining area that leads through to the well-appointed kitchen and family/ meals area.

Features include a double garage with rear roller access and gas ducted heating.

The property is across from the Berwick Springs Promenade which features lakes and parklands and is located within walking distance to Eden Rise Village, public transport and schools.

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with six glorious acres offering stunning views from Western Port and Port Phillip Bay to the Dandenong Ranges.

UNIQUE and architect-designed, the octagonshaped residence displays warm rustic tonings with cedar-lined vaulted ceilings, brick feature walls and extensive glazing to capture the rolling lawns and views over the surrounding countryside.

Features include three oversized bedrooms, ensuite to the main bedroom, a study area, huge formal lounge and

dining, a large family room with open fireplace, a meals area, fully equipped timber kitchen, and four-car carport.

A very special property only minutes to major schools, transport and shopping.

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THE main bedroom has a walk-in wardrobe and full ensuite, and the four other bedrooms all have built-in wardrobes.

There are huge lounge/dining and family/meals areas, an amazing kitchen and a large laundry.

The property also features beautiful decking, alfresco and gardens, downlights,

ducted heating, evaporative cooling and split-system air-conditioning, fresh carpets, double lock-up garage, water tank, is freshly painted and all in a gorgeous new render covering the whole house.

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The Pinnacle of Luxury & Style

Taking pride of place on the high side of an exclusive circuit, is this well constructed home set on 1200m approx. Fully fenced with electonic gated entry. 4BR’s, master with WIR’s & stone ens with spa bath. Formal lounge & dining with wet bar. Kitch with Jarrah cabinetry & granite bench tops. Duct heat & vac, gas log fire, evap cool, powder rm & 3 toilets. Covered entertaining area, fully fenced in ground pool. 4 car gge with w/shop.

Set on over half an acre, showcasing stunning, landscaped, grdns & views of country landscape is this cape-cod inspired young home. Over 42sqrs, 4/5 BR’s & 3 living rms. Kitch with Falcon cooking, stone bench tops & WI pantry. incorp., family rm & dining.

Front retreat offers a casual setting, formal lounge, with gas log fire. Parents retreat with dble, stone ens. Wool carpets, duct heat & cool. Down stairs powder room.

Price: Expressions of Interest Inspect Saturday 1.00 pm - 1.30 pm Amanda Charles 0400 347 968

Price: Buyers Over $950,000 Inspect Saturday 2.00 pm - 2.30 pm Amanda Charles 0400 347 968

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Exquisite Acreage

Sophisticated Town Home

Situated in the heart of Upper Beaconsfield Village is this superb property on over 2 & a quarter acres, offering endless opportunities. Located within an easy walk to the School, kinder, Hotel, winery, & Village.

The established trees, including a stunning oak of over 100 years in age add character & charm to this private property. This well balanced, useable parcel of land features majestic gardens & a 2BR outbuilding.

Designed to impress & finished to perfection, is this elegant town home, positioned in the elite location of Old Beaconsfield. Defined by sublime interiors & stateof-the-art appointments. 3BR’s (all with storage) kitch, incorp., casual dining & family room. Ens to master, duct heat, split sys cooling, & direct entry to dble gge.

Low maintenance, secure court yard. Electronic gates.

Ideal for those buyers seeking a lock & go routine.

Price: Buyers Over $630,000 Inspect Saturday 3.00 pm - 3.30 pm Amanda Charles 0400 347 968

Price: Buyers Over $445,000 Inspect Saturday 2.00 pm - 2.30 pm Amanda Charles 0400 347 968

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Unit 2/58-60 Woods Street

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Tranquil Haven

With just a hop, skip & jump to the heart of Beaconsfield’s vibrant township this blue chip location is walking distance to cafes boutique & mainstream shopping & transport. Positioned on a site of 4 units this neat tidy property will appeal to investors with a long term excellent tenant. $1,260pcm. 2BR’s both with WIR’s. Spacious kitchen with open plan meals area & large. Sgle garage & courtyard. Low maintenance living.

This much loved family home is the epitome of true country life. Commencing with the beautiful panoramic views, the natural wildlife & birds & the quiet serenity of this property embraces you from the moment you enter.

Approx 2.5 acres of cleared land, 4 paddocks suitable for horses. 3 of the paddocks have gravity fed water, fencing in excellent cond. 4BR’s, master with ens & 4th BR downstairs. Dble c/port, duct heat & wood heater.

Price: Buyes Over $299,000 Inspect Saturday 11.00 am - 11.30 am Jeanine Presley 0438 332 411

Price: Buyers Over $670,000 Inspect Saturday 1.00 pm - 1.30 pm Jeanine Presley 0438 332 411

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BERWICK 38-40 Cloverfield Close

5 A 3 B 10 C 1 E

BERWICKS BEST ON 1.75 ACRES A tree lined cul-de-sac that is clearly amongst one of Berwick’s most desirable area’s and is the ideal setting for this wonderful family home of impressive proportions.The home show cases 5 bedrooms, the master with walk-in robe and a large new en-suite, frameless shower and double stone vanity, there are 4 further bedrooms including a second en-suite and attic bedroom/retreat.The copious family bathroom has a claw foot bath, heritage style vanity, shower and separate toilet.The home office is equipped with built- in bookshelves, desk and storage with potential for conversion to a dependant relative unit.

Outstanding living space includes a formal lounge/dining with gas log fire, massive meals/family room and home cinema with drop down screen.The well equipped open plan stone kitchen has stainless steel appliances, a stone breakfast bar and walk-in pantry. French doors open to the banquet size alfresco area and the in-ground heated pool set in superbly kept gardens.The pool house features a spa, kitchenette and separate toilet.

Externally immaculate landscaped gardens, expansive lawns and mature hedges. Car accommodation includes a carport and 2 double garages with remote control, with direct entry into the home and office.The 9m x 18m lock up shed will easily accommodate 10 cars - just what the boys ordered.

A pony paddock, 2 stables and a tack room take care of the pony enthusiast.Added features are 10ft high ceilings, polished floor boards, heating and cooling, security system, 3 phase power and 2 x 50.000 litre water tanks. Land size 1/75 acre’s.

INSPECT SATURDAY AT 2.00PM Buyers Over $1,800,000 Elisabeth Gunness 0418 310 524 or Graeme Curtis 0419 538 940 1208443

57 High Street, Berwick 9707 6000

418 Princes Highway, Narre Warren 9705 4888

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NARRE WARREN NORTH 283 Heatherton Road

A FAMILY FRIENDLY COUNTRY HOME… WITH SOMETHING FOR ALL IN THE FAMILY Advantageously positioned on the urban fringe this sprawling contemporary styled residence is set on 7 acres with wonderful aspects across surrounding country side.The property features 6 post & rail paddocks, a flood lit 40 x 20 riding arena and loose box shelters.Accessed via a lengthy ashpalt drive the residence features a triple portico entry, double garage and workshop plus sundry shedding.There’s 5 bedrooms & 3 bathrooms within the home plus a separate bungalow with bathroom facilities.The home includes four living areas, stoned benched kitchen with 900mm stainless steel range, open fire, built in bar, cellar and the tremendous warmth and character of polished floors, reclaimed hawthorn bricks and timer lined vaulted ceilings. Outdoors, a full length verandah allows for the largest of gatherings and a functioning ‘Cantina’ adds a sense of fun to such events.An adjoining inground pool is perfectly positioned and safety fenced.A property with ‘A’ grade investment potential, wonderful proximity to urban facilities, and income producing potential.

For Sale By Negotiation Peter Watson 0418 105 402 or Michael Rosario 0400 972 032

4A 2B 4C

NARRE WARREN NORTH 20 Randle Court

4A 2B 2C 1E

BERWICK 34 Balmain Drive

A SECLUDED OASIS

A MODERN MASTERPIECE ON THE NORTHSIDE

Sophisticated contemporary living amidst lush lawns and tropical greenery. Featuring a crisp, ivory rendered residence, step inside to magnificent polished hardwood floors, cathedral ceilings and expansive glassed areas. It incorporates 4 separate living areas including a stunning alfresco entertainment room that opens via bifold café doors to a split level outdoor entertainment deck complete with BBQ and spa pavilions.An extensive lawn extends beyond, leaving ample room for children’s play area or that shed or pool you’ve always wanted.The home includes four bedrooms, modern bathrooms and stone benched master chefs’ kitchen.A superbly established lifestyle retreat offering seclusion and serenity within walking distance to the centre of the Narre North community shopping precinct, major shopping, freeway etc.

INSPECT SATURDAY AT 12.00PM Buyers Over $1,100,000 Tracy de Riter 0407 343 629

Rarely does a home tick so many boxes.The prestigious location, fantastic street appeal and the high end finishes with luxury inclusions are just the beginning.The elevated formal lounge and dining area offer superb views.The study/ fifth bedroom adjoins the huge master bedroom with WIR and ensuite featuring a luxurious corner spa.The large family room, meals area, fully enclosed balcony and gourmet kitchen include further views to the local hills. Downstairs features 3 bedrooms, kids retreat plus a further rumpus room, second inside spa and SAUNA! Additional features include high ceilings, zoned ducted heating, cooling, ducted vacuum and internal access. Outside, there’s side access, a separate enclosed BBQ/kitchenette, 4 water tanks, solar panels, garden shed and a salt-chlorinated in-ground pool!

INSPECT SATURDAY AT 2:00PM Buyers Over $890,000 Craig Ward 0409 695 188

3A 2B 2C 1E

NARRE WARREN 25 Kurrajong Road

CHARACTER FILLED AND FIT FOR ENTERTAINING Set on a delightful 650m2 allotment, this charming and beautifully constructed family home is located in one of Narre Warren’s most sought after locations. Featured are 3 spacious bedrooms, separate study / formal dining (or optional 4th bedroom), sunken formal lounge with wood heater and feature vaulted timber lined ceiling, kitchen and adjoining family room, and a sensational split level covered entertaining area that overlooks a fully landscaped garden.Year round comfort is provided by gas ducted heating and two split system air conditioners, whilst the wood heater adds to the ambiance in the home. Other features include extensive timber flooring, dishwasher, double remote garage, and plenty of under house storage.

Conveniently positioned within walking distance to public transport,Westfield’s Fountain Gate, Oatlands Primary School and less than a minutes’ drive to the Monash Freeway.The home exhibits a feeling of quality and warmth throughout, and is available to only one very lucky purchaser.

INSPECT SATURDAY 2.00PM Buyers Over $480,000 Andrew Brown 0411 043 625

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57 High Street, Berwick 9707 6000

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BEACONSFIELD 63 Whiteside Road AUCTION THIS SATURDAY

SUPERBLY CRAFTED WITH SPACE FOR ALL A magnificent family residence set on 2379m allotment offering quality construction together with generous indoor spaces, superb fixtures and fittings throughout, large outdoor entertaining areas plus 12m x 12m high entry barn workshop.

Features include 4 bedrooms with huge master, ensuite, walk in robes to all, 3 bathrooms, study, lounge - dining including gas log fire, large rumpus room, sensational fully appointed kitchen, oversized family room with 2nd open fire and covered outdoor entertaining area.

Finishes include 10ft ceilings, polished hardwood flooring, stone and timber benches, leadlight features, picture rails, ducted vacuum, ducted heating plus double garage with direct home entry.

With wide shady verandahs, lush green lawns, garden irrigation, water storage and parking for boats or vans, make this a perfect family home to enjoy year round.

INSPECT SATURDAY FROM 11.30AM Auction Saturday 28th November at 12.00pm Graeme Curtis 0419 538 940

3A 2B 4C 1E

BEACONSFIELD 105 Cooinda Road

SHIP WRECK LOOKOUT VIEWS FOR MILES Situated high on the hill with 6 glorious acres offering stunning views from Westernport Bay to the Dandenong Ranges. Unique and Architect designed the Octagon shaped residence displays warm rustic toning’s with Cedar lined vaulted ceilings, brick feature walls and extensive glazing to capture the rolling lawns and surrounding countryside vistas.

Features include 3 oversized bedrooms, ensuite to master, study area, huge formal lounge dining, large family room with open ire, meals area, fully equipped timber kitchen and 4 car carport.A special Lifestyle property only minutes to Major schools, transport and Shopping.

INSPECT SATURDAY AT 3.00PM For Sale By Expressions Of Interest Graeme Curtis 0419 538 940

4A 2B 4C 1E

BERWICK 29 Caserta Drive

1 ACRE- 4 CAR GARAGE EXPANSIVE LIVING ZONES A magniicent family residence encompassing some 47sqs under roof providing the perfect integration of reined formal entertaining areas and expansive casual living zones.Accessed via electronic gated entry, timber boardwalk water feature and professionally landscaped gardens the home displays 4 large bedrooms, study, master with his and hers walk in robes, ensuite, formal lounge with vaulted ceiling and gas log ire, central fully appointed stone benched kitchen including butler’s pantry, meals area, generous family room, huge rumpus / theatre room with itted kitchenette, separate children’s play room and stunning Alfresco outdoor BBQ area.

With quality inishes, 4 car garage, direct home entry, refrigerated air conditioning, alarm, video surveillance, 22700ltr water storage and more make this a perfect lifestyle sanctuary for the growing family. Only 3 mins to Berwick Village shopping and moments to major schools and transport INSPECT SATURDAY AT 4.00PM Buyers Over $1,100,000 Graeme Curtis 0419 538 940

1208517

57 High Street, Berwick 9707 6000

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BELGRAVE SOUTH 1315 Wellington Road

TWO TITLES TOTALLING 23 ACRES This is a wonderful opportunity to purchase quality land with a substantial master built home in a location that blends the best of country lifestyle with the convenience of urban facilities.The residence features soaring cathedral ceilings with northeast facing living areas linking to an outdoor living pavilion. Encompassing some 40 sqs of living space, the home includes 5 bedrooms, formal lounge, separate dining, expansive family room and adjoining kitchen with high quality appliances.A rumpus/ theatre room opens to a full length verandah and a large mezzanine provides the perfect retreat/home office opportunity. Car accommodation is plentiful with an oversized double garage and workshop loft directly accessible above.The property is cleared with good quality pastures, stock proof fencing, a 6m x 7.5m shed/animal shelter and water via dam and tanks. Lot 1, the house title comprises 7.7 ha and Lot 2, a separate vacant title at the front of the property is 1.2 ha.This provides the perfect opportunity for a family to purchase both titles with the prospect of building a further dwelling on the current vacant title.

INSPECT SATURDAY AT 3.30PM For Sale By Negotiation Peter Watson 0418 105 402

BERWICK 2 Turner Street

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4A 2B 2C

BERWICK 3 Celeste Court

AUCTION THIS SATURDAY

“CLASSIC, LEVEL QUARTER ACRE SITE” 1012M2 READY TO REDEVELOP

A TOUCH OF CLASS ON THE NORTHSIDE

This fantastic, north facing 20m x 50m, near level block is just about as good as they come. As either a site for a luxury new home, or medium density use (S.T.C.A), this perfectly situated block is absolute gold!

Enjoy the best of leafy Berwick, walk to Akoonah Park, excellent schools, major shopping hub, transport and more. One thing is certain – property of this calibre is always in demand and hard to find- secure your future here now!

Brilliantly located this stylish family home offers an unmistakable stamp of character, charm and quality. In a prized court location featuring sparkling timber floors, formal lounge, family room and an oversized rumpus room with an entertainers bar and cellar! The master chef’s kitchen overlooks the family room and out to the expansive outdoor deck featuring a wood fired pizza oven, perfect for entertaining all year round.There are 4 bedrooms, the master offers an ensuite with a spa and WIR.With loads of additional extras including ducted heating, evap cooling, side access for additional vehicles, water tank and fruit trees.This home sits proudly on a private parcel of land close to schools, shopping,Wilson Botanical Park and the freeway.

INSPECT SATURDAY FROM 10.30AM Auction Saturday 28th of November at 11.00am Graeme Curtis 0419 538 940

INSPECT SATURDAY AT 11:00AM Buyers Over $590,000 Tracy de Riter 0407 343 629

3A 2B 2C

BEACONSFIELD 581 O’Neil Road

GREEN VALLEY FARM 5 GLORIOUS ACRES IN SOUGHT AFTER LOCALE Nestled into the foothills of Upper Beaconsfield, this idyllic lifestyle retreat has seen better days in its past. It now presents a fantastic opportunity to again become another family’s much loved rural retreat.

Set on 5 acres with a substantial dam at its foot, the property will suit horses/ grazing and allows plenty of room for the hobbyists/ tradies to tinker around in its sheds.The home encompasses 2 levels, 3 bedrooms (ensuite) elevated deck beneath 2 huge Manalay Palms, double carport and more.

The perfect proposition for renovation enthusiasts.

INSPECT SATURDAY AT 3.30PM Auction Saturday 5th December at 1.00pm Peter Watson 0418 105 402

1208518

57 High Street, Berwick 9707 6000

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NARRE WARREN NORTH 4 Winters Lane

“A QUAINT VILLAGE SETTING” An amazing opportunity to acquire an in town home site where you can complete the picture on a blank canvas. Come and be part of a community where you will meet people off the land, locals who are passionate about the area’s history and new young families that see this unique village for what it is – just marvelous.

Narre Warren North has its own small community shopping centre with IGA Supermarket, Post Office and bakery/café with a lovely forecourt. A Kindergarten, primary school, tennis courts and public hall are in the immediate vicinity. Public transport 100m away, a short drive to Westfield Fountain Gate and the M1 Freeway provides for a country lifestyle with city amenity.

Whether you build modern, contemporary or traditional, your lifestyle will be quite at home blending in with the character of the area.Total Area 1000m2 (approx), developable area 750m2 (approx) with the balance to be leased back by Telstra. Call for further particulars.

AUCTION SATURDAY 12TH DECEMBER 3:00PM Ross Neilson 0418 331 696

NARRE WARREN 403 Princes Highway

PRIME LOCATION, 462M2 (APPROX) Whether you are looking for a residential or commercial development site this land is perfectly positioned for maximum exposure and is waiting for you to develop and reap the reward.

Already within a micro medico enclave it will suit a multitude of similar or complimentary uses (stca). *Directly opposite Westfield Fountain Gate *Excellent exposure to Princes Highway *Walking distance to the Narre Warren Railway interchange and public transport passing A very rare opportunity.

AUCTION FRIDAY 11TH DECEMBER 11:30AM Ross Neilson 0418 331 696

OFFICER 34 Lexington Crescent

PAKENHAM 13 Windermere Boulevard

4A 2B 2C

GREAT LOCATION! PRICED TO SELL!

STANDOUT LOCATION ON OFFER!

Located in Officer’s Park Central Estate, this 504m2 (approx) allotment is in an ideal location that has endless potential to become a beautifully structured neighbourhood. Boasting a 14m frontage, with all services connected.This opportunity allows one lucky buyer to build their dream home.The location is in close proximity; Officer Train station 2.4km, Maranatha Christian College (primary & secondary school) 1km, St Brigids School (primary school) 2km, St Francis Xavier College (secondary school) 2.2km and easy access to Princes Highway makes travelling a breeze. Unbelievable potential for home owners and investors alike.We are sure this block of land won’t last long. Call today!

Located in the popular Cardia Lakes Estate, with shopping centre, café, picturesque lake, walking tracks and parkland at your doorstep. Quality built and only 5 years young, this family home is sure to impress.The residence features four bedrooms, master includes WIR and ensuite, whilst remaining bedrooms offer BIR’s and serviced by the family bathroom. Boasting a tiled open plan design that connects the meals and living area with the modern kitchen fitted with stainless steel appliances. Sliding door access off the living area opens to a paved entertaining area that could be further improved with a pergola. Set on a 512m2 (approx) allotment, with manicured gardens and a neat amount of lawn space for the kids and pets.Additional features include: formal lounge, ducted heating, evaporative cooling, double garage with internal and remote access.

INSPECT SATURDAY AT 1:45PM Buyers Over $350,000 Jenni Lewandowski 0419 849 524

INSPECT BY APPOINTMENT FOR SALE $249,000 Jenni Lewandowski 0419 849 524

1208520

57 High Street, Berwick 9707 6000

418 Princes Highway, Narre Warren 9705 4888

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CARDINIA 6 Dixons Road

SMALL HOME, HUGE SHEDDING! Set on a whooping 2113sqm allotment right in the heart of Cardinia is this fantastic opportunity for one savvy purchser .The western red cedar residence remains mainly in original condition with a few upgrades overtime. Comprising of three bedrooms, central bathroom and open living/kitchen area featuring coonara and air conditioning.The abundance of shedding is surely the drawcard of the property with a 14m x 8m and 13m x 6m offering a huge amount of storage/workshop/garage space.The township of Cardinia is renowned for its small town feel and easy access M1 freeway and neighbouring towns such as Pakenham, Cranbourne and Berwick.

Be quick with this one!

INSPECT SATURDAY AT 3:00PM Buyers Over $360,000 Matt Clark 0417 411 883

3A 1B 8C

MARYKNOLL 15 Wirragulla Road

COME ENJOY THE GOODLIFE! Boarded by parkland on two sides and privately set back from the road is this wonderful 2 acre property in the quiet hamlet of Maryknoll.The residence, although original has been well maintained retaining most of the original features. Comprising of three bedrooms, central bathroom, formal lounge with separate dining area and a family/meals area off the Tasmanian Oak kitchen. Outside a large pergola ensures year round entertaining overlooking the cottage gardens. In addition to the large array of sundry shedding there is also a 13m x 7m shed, carport (under roofline) and multiple carports. Divided into three paddocks with reticulating water makes it perfect for a pony or animal husbandry. Other features include small orchard, wood fired ducted heating and boiler, 4.5kw solar power, water feature and a huge amount of water storage.This could be your ticket to the lifestyle you’ve always talked about.

INSPECT SATURDAY AT 12:45PM Buyers Over $535,000 Matt Clark 0417 411 883

4A 2B 4C

PAKENHAM 335 Thewlis Road

TOOMUC COTTAGE - A BEAUTIFUL LIFESTYLE PROPERTY This beautifully enchanting weatherboard home on 5 scenic acres offers timeless charm and personality that is hard to replicate in the new builds of today. Once you step you’ll be amazed at the expanse and appeal of the accommodation this home has to offer.Two living areas include; a cosy lounge with wood heater and upstairs rumpus room offers zoned living for the entire family.The kitchen features craftsman timber benchtops, gloss cabinetry, induction cooking, dishwasher and a butler’s pantry. Downstairs there are three bedrooms; master suite with a lavish ensuite, while the secondary bedrooms are serviced by a renovated bathroom.

Upstairs a fourth bedroom has its own entry and services available for a bathroom; perfect for a teenager.The large entertaining deck is complimented by a heated spa whilst the verandah wraps around the home.Three paddocks all with shelter belts and water troughs with the option ride out directly from the property to neighbouring horse trails. Other features- air conditioning, double carport, 12m x 6m shed, dam, chicken pen and 4.5kw solar array.

INSPECT SATURDAY AT 2:00PM Buyers Over $750,000 Matt Clark 0417 411 883

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MORTGAGEE’S AUCTION

Saturday 12th December at 11:00AM 33 Bridge Road & 22 Cyan Crescent, Officer

Complete the Pictures - Two Partly Constructed Houses - To Be Sold Separately

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• Land 497sqm • Additional Frontage to Lime Place

• Land 417sqm • Additional Frontage to Melon Place

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3A 1B 8C 1E

CORA LYNN 447 Bayles-Cora Lynn Road

3 A 2 B 10 C

UNLIMITED POTENTIAL ON 5 SCENIC ACRES!

BOYS AND THEIR TOYS WILL LOVE THIS!

With scenic views of the local district, this quaint residence offers privacy and potential.An original cottage of unique charm with Hardwood floors, three bedrooms, plus study, spacious lounge and country style kitchen. Encompassed by a neatly kept garden and mature oak trees.A versatile 5 acre allotment divided into 3 paddocks with dam and mains water, handy farm shed.

An enclosure for dogs has also been created that is versatile in its use. Situated on the fringe of Garfield. Move right in or further renovate the opportunities are endless, but land of this quality and location is seldom found.

Superbly situated a short drive from Pakenham is the quaint atmosphere of Cora Lynn. An ideal haven of 1.8 Acres approx. Complete with dual road frontage, permanent water supply and newly re-furbished residence. Comprising of three bedrooms, master with full ensuite while each of the remaining bedrooms feature built in robes. Spacious family/living room opens to a broad entertainment deck and country style kitchen. Encompassed by a low maintenance colour filled garden.Tradesmen will revel in the 40x30 high clearance shed with carport and mechanics pits. A separate garage has been converted to a man cave whilst at the rear of the residence a recreation room has been created for year round entertaining.

INSPECT SATURDAY AT 3:00PM Buyers Over $550,000 Todd McKenna 0418 391 182

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AFFORDABLE WATERFRONT LIFESTYLE PHILLIP Island’s Woolamai House is proving popular with buyers with over 60 per cent of stage one in the premium land development now sold and construction of the project is well underway. Some 28 lots have been snapped up across the beachfront community, with the remaining lots expected to be popular among buyers with the final release of lots coming soon with the launch of stage two in January.

At Woolamai House, buyers can secure the same luxury lifestyle as the likes of Portsea, Sorrento and Torquay for just a fraction of the cost, with land starting from as little as $225,000, located along the pristine beaches of Cape Woolamai.

With a tiny Portsea beach box fetching a record $615,000 just last month, Woolamai House’s unique beachfront location and stunning homestead surrounds are fast earning it the title of one of Victoria’s hidden coastal hot-spots.

With the construction of stage two, scheduled for completion by Christmas, Woolamai House is gearing up for the public launch of the last 22 lots from January next year in order to keep up with demand from both holiday-makers and permanent coastal residents alike.

Greg Price, sales agent for Woolamai House, said the major affordability factor combined with a million dollar waterfront lifestyle had struck a chord with buyers.

“We’ve had strong sales in stage one, and with the water right on your doorstep and expansive grounds surrounding Woolamai House, we’re expecting the final release of lots to be going out the door,” he said.

spaces to remain on site.

The Woolamai House project will eventually have a collection of quality beachside homes. Only a handful of stunning beachfront allotments remain at this prestigious coastal development.

Lots range from 504 square metres to 930 square metres starting from $225,000.

Woolamai House is on Grofam Court, Cape Woolamai www.woolamaihouse. com.au For more information please contact Greg Price at Alex Scott on 5952 5711.

SOUTH GIPPSLAND – NYORA 142 AC “We are seeing a trend developing at Woolamai House with established home buyers and a 50/50 ratio of permanent residents and holiday-makers with the view to settle as end-users over a fiveto-10 year period.

“Projects of this calibre and pricing are rare and it’s a huge drawcard to see premium land selling at such an affordable cost literally a stone’s throw from the sand.

“Phillip Island is immensely undervalued in terms of price point, location and quality - buyers are now seeing the huge potential in Cape Woolamai and its unrivalled lifestyle options on offer,” Mr Price said.

Zoran Pavlovic, development manager for Woolamai House, said the highly anticipated release of stage two was

right on schedule.

“We are eagerly looking forward to the completion of stage two and expect a healthy sales surge for the next 22 lots,” he said.

“We’ve fast-tracked our construction timeline which will essentially see buyers moving into their ultimate dream-home sooner rather than later,” Mr Pavlovic said.

Set within the grounds of one of Phillip Island’s first homesteads, Woolamai House is a unique 68-lot development featuring an original property constructed in 1867 by legendary Melbourne Cup horse trainer, Captain John Cleeland.

The original homestead has been restored with the utmost care by the Grollo family with an expansive 1.6 hectares dedicated to open tree-lined

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600m (approx) to amenities. All services available. Double lock up garage with concrete slab. Established garden/ trees. 1000m2 allotment. Investment and/or development opportunities with 38 Garfield Road Garfield (STCA).

1000m2. Four bedrooms, spacious kitchen adjoins o/p dining, living room. Upstairs living, brilliant views, master, WIR and ensuite. Two split systems. Shed. Carport.

Invest/development opportunities with No. 40 (STCA).

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MASTERPIECE IN THE WOODS

COUNTRY RESIDENCE IN YANNATHON 2 bedroom brick residence, fully renovated throughout, new kitchen, bedrooms, WIR. New septic waste system, 2 large 5000 gallon water tanks. 7 minutes drive to Lang Lang.

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Attractive Lifestyle Farming Opportunity The property is situated on the edge of the growing township in one of Gippslands greener areas. Very close to both coastal and regional town centres via major highway. Well set up property, flat to very gently undulating land. Central laneways, shedding, horse facilities and stockyards. Water fed to numerous paddocks from dam. Established treed shelter belts.

Comfortable 3 B/R home, air con, wood heater, lock up garage. Versatile property, income producing via agistment. Ideal investment with possible development opportunity. Well worth inspection.

TRUCKIES AND CAR LOVERS Located only 7 minutes drive from Lang Lang and Koo Wee Rup is a unique 5000 square metre lot, with massive undercover storage sheds of 3600 square metres HI bay, plus 2400 square metres low bay, both with large sliding doors suitable for semi trailer storage. This property will suit transport or machinery dealers, or car storage.

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Large master plus 3 other bedrooms Multiple living areas oozing natural light Large functional kitchen with modern appliances, walk in pantry 2 large bathrooms plus powder room Large shed with concrete and power Over 4 usable acres perfect for horses, sheep or cows

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'BLUE RIBBON’ LIFESTYLE THE property “Rockbank” is a superb “blue ribbon” rural lifestyle property that offers a unique bluestone homestead with about 92 acres of quality grazing land in a sought after location.

The architecturally designed bluestone residence features spacious open-plan living with stunning views and includes a spectacular open fireplace. A practical kitchen/dining area plus three large bedrooms, the main with full ensuite plus spa, and more, ensures all the comforts that are required.

An additional fully self-contained single bedroom studio apartment is under the same roof line and offers accommodation for dual living (extended family), guest room or the potential as a B&B. “Rockbank” homestead is set in lovely treed and landscaped garden surrounds including ample shedding for machinery,

storage and hay.

The land is undulating and at least 95 per cent tractorable. The 92 acres has excellent fencing, pasture and water - three large dams and troughs - plus a reliable 40-inch secure rainfall. The property could carry around 45 cows and calves or about 80 steers.

“Rockbank” is ideally located 6km from Dalyston, 11km from Wonthaggi, 22km from Inverloch and is only minutes to beaches at Kilcunda, Cape Paterson, Inverloch, San Remo and Phillip Island.

Being well located in the high growth tourist region of Bass Coast and within 1.5 hours of Melbourne, “Rockbank” offers more than most lifestyle properties. * An additional adjoining lot of about 3.5 acres with a three-bedroom brickveneer home can be purchased for extra accommodation, if required.

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Mr Batoor, as guest speaker at the Southern Migrant and Refugee Centre (SMRC) AGM on 18 November, gave condolences to victims of recent atrocities including in France, Lebanon and Kenya.

He also referred to seven Hazaras “brutally slaughtered” by militants in Kabul three days before the recent Paris massacres.

Among the victims, who had been kidnapped several months ago, was a nineyear-old girl.

The violent groups responsible for the killings did not portray “true Islam” and would cause more challenges to refugees and asylum seekers in Europe and Australia, he said.

“Real” Muslims’ lives were being adversely affected by these terrorists.

Like other refugees who had fled persecution, Mr Batoor felt the “pain” that afflicted those victims and their communities.

Mr Batoor’s own Hazara community had suffered persecution in Afghanistan and even in their “safe haven” in Quetta, Pakistan, for more than a century, he said.

At great danger, he returned to his birth place of Quetta to document the perils his people faced.

A trailer of his resulting film Batoor: A Refugee Journey, which is soon due for international release, was shown at the AGM in Dandenong.

The film shows grieving families with horrific tales such as body parts being found on top of buildings after a terrorist bomb blast, and a busload of people being attacked by gunmen.

“People of the Hazara community want to find a way out of there,” Mr Ba-

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Barat Ali Batoor warns of a further backlash against refugees and asylum seekers. 147207 toor told the gathering.

“Their story is my story.”

SMRC chairman Brian Oates said Mr Batoor presented the “reality” that refu-

gees and asylum seekers were trying to escape from.

“Where do they go if you turn them away?”

A SELF-described ‘Migrant Team’ has staged an anti-“Australian” coup during a rare board spill at a south-east based migrant resource centre.

Southern Migrant and Refugee Centre chairman Brain Oates, who had migrated from the UK, was part of the victorious migrant ticket that ousted four sitting board members.

Mr Oates had urged the meeting to vote for “more diversity on the board, not Australians” in the first board spill in 15 years.

He later told the Journal that the Australian-born members had a “cosy relationship” with one another, a majority that marginalised other groups.

“If there is one particular ethnic group that wants to take over the board, that’s a problem.”

The new board members included migrants of Tamil, English, Albanian and Romanian backgrounds.

Ahead of the meeting, 10 of the 14 sitting board members undersigned a claim that Mr Oakes spread misleading statements.

The 10 members denied Mr Oakes’s “incredible” claims that the board wanted to remove migrant board members and appoint only Australian professionals.

“We do not engage in discriminatory attitudes and practices.

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divisions between members based on ethnicity and professional expertise.”

Mr Oakes said the new board has “new ideas and enthusiasm” as well as a new business manager and a high-profile, spacious location in Clow Street, Dandenong - to confront a challenging future.

“We need to get out there and come to terms with a brave new world.”

Its funding base is more uncertain because governments are changing to a funding model based on clients’ choice of service.

In that context, the SMRC had just recorded a second consecutive financial deficit of more than $100,000 in 2014-15.

“The truth is this organisation has to get back in the black this year,” Mr Oates told the meeting.

During the year it closed its fee-for-service migration advice, and its Family Relationship Services for Humanitarian Entrants programs.

Chief executive Jenny Semple said the latter program, a “unique” service in the region, was a particularly great loss.

“Funding was removed from the program across the state, which is not a positive sign when we are all working towards reducing family violence in our community.

“We will aim to look for other means to provide this vital service.”

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What’s on sing-along group will be meeting every Tuesday, for a 10am rehearsal in the lead up to the Christmas concert. For more information call 9704 0015.

Christmas face painting THE Bank of Melbourne will be holding free Christmas themed face painting at their Westfield Fountain Gate store.

■ 352 Princes Highway, Narre Warren, Westfield Fountain Gate. Saturday 28 November 11am - 3pm.

Frankston Ladies Choir performance AS part of this year’s ‘Springtime Concert Series’ at St John’s Anglican Church, the Frankston Ladies Choir presents “A Christmas Concert." The afternoon of Christmas entertainment features arrangements of Simon Walters. The three part harmony will showcase jazzy and jubilant “Jingle Bells” along with the sultry tones of “The Prayer” and Leonard’s Cohen’s “Hallelujah."

■ St John’s Anglican Church, 27 Childers Street, Cranbourne. Sunday 29 November from 2.30pm. Tickets can be purchased at the door. For advanced bookings contact the FLC Secretary on 0498 210 824 or flc-secretary@optusnet.com.au. Tickets $20, conc $15, child $5, includes afternoon tea.

Kitchen Christmas master class with Dani Venn JOIN Dani Venn, ‘The Wholehearted Cook’ and Masterchef Australia contestant at her one day only master class. Christmas themed delicacies will include a thai prawn salad, spiced roast chook and gingerbread whoopie pie ice cream sandwiches.

■ 352 Princes Highway, Narre Warren, Westfield Fountain Gate. Saturday 28 November at the fresh food precinct, level 2, 11am-2pm.

Narre Warren Seniors NOVEMBER at Narre Warren Seniors starts off with Cup Day and of course a fashions

Our brain, our destiny THE course will focus on ‘Are changes in our brain making us less human?’ Discussing the human life force on earth and its effect on the atmosphere, biosphere and aqua-sphere the eight sessions will educate and seek views from participants.

■ Woodlands Park Retirement Village, Kangan Drive, Berwick each Friday from 2pm to 4pm and will run until Friday 4 December. For more information please call Peter on 9769 8245.

Mental health program Multicultural Food Festival A BIG day of fun is to be had at the Hampton Park Multicultural Food Festival. With a giant slide, market stalls, jumping castle, community groups, workshops and a free animal farm, free entertainment and free show bags the event is fit for the whole family. Santa Claus is also expected to make an appearance to give away some festive gifts.

■ Arthur Wren Hall, Stuart Avenue, Hampton Park. Saturday 28 November 10am-2pm. For more information email: enquiries@hpng.com.au on the field parade, betting pool and barbecue lunch. Along with a month of bingo and a country and western social afternoon.

■ Narre Warren Senior Citizens Centre Inc. 192/196 Centre Road, Narre Warren. The

GROW offers a unique 12 step recovery focused program to those suffering from stress, anxiety, depression and other emotional difficulties. Gold coin donation appreciated.

■ Berwick Neighbourhood Centre 112 High Street every Wednesday at 10am. For more information contact the Grow Community Centre on 1800 558 268 or visit www.grow. net.au.

De-clutter tips BURIED in Treasures is a program for people who have issues with hoarding and clutter.

The program will introduce participants to new skills and help them to work on their own individual progress, challenges, goals and successes.

■ Each, 5/66 Victor Crescent, Narre Warren.

Every Thursday until Thursday 3 December.

Phone 8781 9500 or email kj.gear@each. com.au for more information.

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Free hearing tests BETTER Hearing Australia will offer free consultations and hearing tests in Lynbrook to help people who suffer from hearing loss to better manage their condition.

The not-for-profit organisation provides hearing tests, hearing screenings, understanding hearing test results and advice on managing hearing loss or tinnitus.

Better Hearing Australia also runs the Victorian Hearing Aid Bank where eligible people can access free hearing aids.

■ Lynbrook Community Centre, corner Lynbrook Boulevard and Harris Street from 9.30am to 4.30pm on 3 December. For further information contact Better Hearing Australia on 1300 242 842 or visit www.betterhearing.org.au.

Walk the centre CRANBOURNE Park offers health walks where participants are taken by a qualified instructor from the YMCA. Registrations can be taken on the day and participants are encouraged to wear loose fitting clothes and comfortable walking shoes.

■ Tuesdays and Thursdays at 7.40am in the fresh food area and the walk finishes at 8.45am.

Park run PARTICIPATE with more than 100 others in a free five-kilometre timed event every Saturday morning. The event caters for serious runners and for those wanting a jog or even a walk.

■ Saturdays at 8am at Berwick Springs, visit the Berwick Springs Parkrun website for more information.

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STABLE BEDDING,

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PC games, Christmas lights and decorations, electrical goods, Playstation games, DVDs and homewares.

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Visited

KEYSBOROUGH 3 Aubin Court, Sat 28th Nov, 8am-2pm. Moving house.

MULCHES & COMPOST Arena Surfacing Local supplier to valley & surrounding areas

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Yarra Valley Sawdust 5966 5705 or 9729 7782

LANG LANG 16 Carnarvon Street, Saturday 28th November, 7:30am-3:00pm. Pine desk, sewing machine cabinet, electric urn, garage tools, chainsaws, Christmas trees (2), 5 burner BBQ and more.

SEWING MACHINE Janome, Horizon, 8200QC, 1 year old, hardly used, EC, with extra extension table and narrow walking foot, paid $2,250, sell $1,700 ono.

Phone: 0400 985 826.

NAREE WARREN SOUTH, Berwick Springs, 31 Ambiance Crescent, Saturday 28th November, 8am-2pm. Moving house.

Everything must go.

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NARRE WARREN SOUTH 13 Acorn Court, Sat 28th Nov, 9am-2pm. Queen bed & side tables. Something for everyone.

TABLE and six chairs, like new.

1.7m long, 1m wide, 76cm high. $250ono Phone 0411 233 701

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Visit LOUNGE SUITE 3 seater Sofa and 2 Armchairs. Perfect condition. $550 neg. Phone: 0431 521 196.

Visited

ARENA SAWDUST

BERWICK, 51 Ridgemont Drive, Sun 29th Nov 9am-4pm. Household items, clothing, christmas decorations, toys and lots more.

Bookkeeper Get your booking done without any hassle

SAWDUST, SHAVINGS,

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Tooradin

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PIANO Riese Berlin. With stool, needs tuning. Good condition. $250ono Phone 0411 233 701.

Supplies & Nurseries

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BERWICK 46 Golf Links Rd, Saturday 28th Nov, 8am-2pm.

Huge garage sale, furniture, 2 King single beds, complete set, 1 single bed, lounge suite, QS bed, musical instruments, PS3 Xbox and much more.

Visit

Equestrian, Garden

Reliable Service Anytime, Anywhere

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General Classifieds

30 Years Experience A Full Recover Service Lounge Suites Made to Order Free Quotes Free Pick-up & Delivery

Call Matt 0419 561 093

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FREE CLEAN FILL, Wanted clean fill site, south eastern area. Dams, gullies, paddocks, filled and levelled, no charge.

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BERWICK 10 Roxby Court, Saturday 28th November, 8am-3pm. Homewares, clothes and shoes, manchester, Christmas tree, deb dress and more.

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NARRE WARREN 6 Cathie Crt, Sat 28th and Sun 29th Nov. 8am-3pm. Moving interstate, all must go. Household goods, bric-a-brac, garden tools, welder, hand saws, push bike, exercise bike, 4 wheel over locker, 4 burner BBQ, clothes books.

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Visited

NARRE WARREN SOUTH, 297 Centre Road, Saturday 28th November, 8am-1pm. Moving house sale. Billiard table, boat gear, wake boards, furniture, clothes and loads more.

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CASEY’S best young writers have put their pens to paper in 2015.

Earlier this month a range of Casey’s best young writers, poets and lyricists were recognised for participating in the Fresh Words Young Writers Competition. The council received a record 288 entries this year, almost double the entries from 2014, with the nine winners of their respective categories, from year 7 to year 12, announced at a special awards ceremony on 12 November.

“Fresh Words is a wonderful way in which council promotes a positive image of our young

people,” councillor Sam Aziz said.

“It is a platform which highlights the creativity and writing skills of our youth, while also serving to enhance the self-esteem of applicants.

“It is wonderful to see the creativity and courage of all 288 applicants who have taken the time to put pen to paper and showcase their written skills.

“It is often a forgotten craft but the discipline required to formulate an engaging story or capture the imagination of readers is a skill which is only more challenging when work is being

judged.”

The judges for this year’s competition were past Fresh Words award winners Danielle Kutchel and Adrian HarperGomm, former Casey Youth Action Committee member Cherise Donovan, and community book club member Rebecca Gregory.

When assessing each piece the judges considered several criteria including the accuracy of spelling and grammar, how well the writer expressed his or her ideas, the vocabulary and control of the writing, and the originality of the concept.

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BIG4 Park Lane Holiday Parks offer everything you need for your next holiday getaway.

Whether you are taking the family on a much needed holiday, travelling solo or as part of a group, they have an accommodation solution for all needs.

If you are looking for somewhere to feel at home, that is pet friendly and has the best facilities to keep the kids entertained, then choose from their four great holiday parks across Victoria at Bendigo, Shepparton, Traralgon and Yarra Valley. All within an easy two hour drive from Melbourne.

BIG4 Park Lane Holiday Parks strive to deliver quality accommodation, fantastic facilities and exceptional customer service.

The Bendigo and Traralgon parks are home to Parky’s Fun Park, consisting of everyone’s favourite indoor play centre Parky’s Wonderland.

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Have a hit of mini golf with some of these critters. course, 3-level adventure ropes course and laser tag. The 18-hole mini golf is the newest addition to BIG4 Traralgon Park Lane where you will find yourself putting amongst the likes of dinosaurs, pirates and life-sized safari animals.

Now is the perfect time to book your holiday with kids' activities running over the holidays.

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Melanoma treatment needed WITH Summer fast approaching, now is a good time to begin thinking about checking skin for freckles, moles and spots which may look suspicious, or which may have changed size, shape or colour.

Oncologist Dr Oliver Klein said: “Melanoma is commonly seen as the ‘Australian’ cancer as the number of cases diagnosed in the Australian population is twice as high as in Europe or North America.”

Fortunately, most melanomas are detected and treated at an early stage so most patients are cured by surgery.

Nevertheless, a proportion of patients will develop advanced disease or rarely at the time of diagnosis present with metastases.

Until a few years ago treatment options for advanced melanoma were limited and the outlook for patients with advanced disease has been poor, with the majority of patients surviving no longer than a year. Recent scientific advances with the discovery of the genetic changes that occur in melanoma, and a better understanding of the way the immune system is interacting with melanoma, has led to novel treatments that have revo-

Dr Oliver Klein. 146768 lutionized the management of patients in advanced stages of the disease.

A significant percentage of patients achieve with these new treatments a survival of several years and a few may be cured from their condition.

These novel treatments include drugs called BRAF inhibitors that are helpful in around 50 per cent of patients in whom their melanoma has a genetic change making it sensitive to these drugs.

Another new treatment involves inf usions with antiPD-1 antibodies.

These drugs unleash the immune system to kill off melanoma cells and have the potential to be active in all patients with advanced melanoma.

Future clinical research will focus how to best to combine or sequence these novel treatments to further improve the outcome of advanced melanoma patients.

Current clinical trials are also conducted using these treatments in patients with early melanoma who are at high risk of recurrence and assessing if treatment with these agents can reduce the recurrence risk.

Dr Klein, along with St John of God Berwick Hospital, urges everyone in the community to protect their skin during the summer by wearing sunscreen, a hat and protective clothing.

They should try to stay out of the sun during the hottest hours of the day and if they notice any changes to their skin they should see their GP. Dr Klein is a oncologist at St John of God Berwick Hospital and part of the melanoma clinics at the Austin Hospital where he is heading the recently established Immune-oncology Clinic.

Dr Klein is available for appointments at his consulting suite located at the Specialist Centre, 55 Kangan Drive, Berwick.

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White, Rice and Mutimer into the AFL

By JARROD POTTER BEACONSFIELD team mates Brandon White (pick 40) and Bailey Rice (father-son pick 49) are off to St Kilda together while Narre Warren midfielder Kurt Mutimer (pick 57) will go to West Coast to cap off a phenomenal night for the Dandenong Stingrays at the AFL National Draft.

It was an incredibly successful outing for the Stingrays with six players drafted - the most of any club in Australia - starting at the top with Jacob Weitering heading to Carlton at pick 1.

After Kieran Collins (pick 26) was picked by the Bulldogs it was an anxious wait for the remaining Stingrays, but the good news from Adelaide filtered through after a tense couple of rounds.

Sitting on the couch with his parents, girlfriend Lily and a huge contingent of cousins, aunts, uncles and friends at his Berwick home, White couldn’t believe it after the good news was read.

“Pick 40, St Kilda Football Club,” AFL CEO Gillon McLachlan said. “Brandon White”.

The Dandenong defender had just become an AFL footballer and to the delight of his

family, he would also stay in Victoria.

“Unbelievable - you captured the video which I’m happy to share with anyone - it’s so surreal,” White said. “It hasn’t sunk in yet - I was in tears and enjoying it with the family was unbelievable.

“It’s not too far away, so Mum and Dad will be a bit shattered that I’m still at home - but I’m excited to be going down there and earning my respect from the team mates, coaching staff and all the hard work is ahead really.”

Rice had to wait slightly longer to get his name called as St Kilda matched the pick 49 bid to head off to the same club his father Dean played 116 games at through the ’80s and ’90s.

“It’s crazy - I was just watching it with family and friends and I’m over the moon,” Rice said. “I’m lost for words ... didn’t think the Saints were going to match it (Richmond’s bid) at first - but I was pretty confident they would.”

Rice thought the battles between him and White as junior footballers - two great South East Juniors dynamos wearing number 23 - were fantastic from way back when, but had really enjoyed sharing time in the backline with White in re-

cent times.

“We’ve had our good battles in Endeavour Hills versus Beacy, but then team mates at Stingrays and now going onto the AFL - it’s unbelievable really,” Rice said.

Instead of heading to Schoolies in Queensland later this week, Rice would be on a different trip to the Sunshine State, as he and White start pre-season with the Saints and get stuck into their careers ahead.

Kurt Mutimer was the other local footballer inducted into the AFL as he became part of the West Coast Eagles with pick 57.

From Narre North Foxes, to Narre Warren and now he’s onto the AFL as Mutimer makes the trip-of-a-lifetime to join West Coast on Sunday.

“It’s a dream come true you dream about this night ever since you were a little kid and for it to happen I was speechless,” Mutimer said. “The family is stoked for me and I couldn’t be happier.”

Waiting until the lower-end of the draft was a nervous experience for him, but Mutimer, his girlfriend Kim, friends and family erupted once the Eagles’ pick came through.

“I was getting pretty anxious

Brandon White, left, and Bailey Rice found out on Tuesday night they would both be off to St Kilda Football Club following their selections in the AFL National Draft. 147549 Picture: JARROD POTTER - hearing everyone else’s names getting called out, but it came to West Coast’s pick 57 and I had this funny feeling and luckyily enough my name was called out.”

The other Stingray was the biggest shock of the night as Liam Hulett, who had missed most of the season through an ankle injury, managed to earn a place on Melbourne’s list with pick 42.

Stingrays coach Craig Black was thrilled with the club’s efforts - getting six players onto AFL lists in one of the greatest nights for the local TAC Cup organisation.

“We’re really happy with six people getting picked, but you still feel disappointed for a couple of boys on the periphery, so hopefully they get their opportunity on Friday at the rookie draft,” Black said.

“It’s a fantastic result for us at the Stingrays with six players drafted - if you told me that at the start of the year I’d take it any day of the week.

“It’s great work and recognition for all the hard work of the coaches at the Stingrays - from Under 15s, 16s all the way up to 18s, and everyone involved in the TAC Cup program at the Stingrays.”

Switch made to aerial skiing

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Mikayla George has traded the floor and vault for a life in aerial skiing as part of a VIS Winter Sports pathway program. 146705 Picture: JARROD POTTER

FROM never seeing snow to pursuing a career as an aerial skier, it’s been an unexpected, but exciting year for Mikayla George.

George, 16, from Narre Warren South, has switched from gymnastics to the winter sport as she pursues an unexpected dream for a Victorian who lives nowhere near the state’s mountaintops.

The unique pathway opened up after a thoracic spinal fracture forced her to retire from gymnastics.

She immediately returned to sport en route to a national championship in tumbling - a frenetic gymnastics-style sport requiring amazing aerial flipping technique, which put her on the path towards the winter discipline in a roundabout way.

“I retired from gymnastics because I injured myself - I fractured my spine which was a pretty serious injury - so I took a rest from that,” George said. “I’d been to four nationals and won Victo-

rian Championships and that was a really good year for me the one I retired, so I finished on a high note.

“I tried trampolining instead and ended up liking it then started tumbling as there was a tumbling program as well.”

With gymnastics and tumbling pedigree confirmed, the Victorian Institute of Sport (VIS) offered a curious pathway for the Melbourne Girls College student - come and join the aerial skiing program.

“I got a letter from the aerial skiing manager at the VIS and they asked if I wanted to start aerial skiing,” George said.

“They get a gymnast and teach them how to ski rather than getting a skier to learn how to flip - would be a bit easier like that.

“We had a two week camp at Buller and then the seven weeks after that we’d go up and ski all day everyday every weekend ... . it’s really fun, I really like it.”

She’ll be the youngest aerial skiing

prospect taken on a trip to Utah - running from December to February - as part of Australia honing its skiing skills for future Olympic Games campaigns.

For now she’s still getting accustomed to the sport but George is committed to her dream of making the Winter Olympic Games.

“Short term is just getting my flipping on snow - flip on the water ramps and get ready for Utah,” George said.

“Everyone says it’s amazing over there for snow and I’m excited - never been overseas as well.”

If her Winter Olympics dream came to fruition, George would be the first Indigenous Australian to make the team - as she is of Wurundjeri heritage.

She is also a spokesperson for Bunurong Healthy Lifestyle Team encouraging Indigenous teenagers to make better choices for their long-term health.

If anyone would like to donate to help Mikayla get across to America, her MyCause page is www.mycause. com.au/page/115153.

Contact Star Sport with sport stories and results on phone 5945 0666, fax 5945 0777 or email: sport@starnewsgroup.com.au

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True blue on courts too

By JARROD POTTER BERWICK Tennis Club has got the blues in the best way possible after sprucing up its main courts.

Switching from the green and red plexi-pave courts of yester year, the club has laid down a top notch synthetic surface, coinciding with the summer tennis season.

With a grant from Tennis Australia to help provide the new surface, club president Shane Fielding said the $100,000 of improvements across the club’s main three courts have gone smoothly, despite the huge amounts of rain delaying completion, and finished up this week.

“We’ve been using the old plexi-pave courts for at least 20 years - since we last put a surface on them and they were getting quite worn and cracked and lumpy,” Fielding said.

“So we’ve splurged and spent about $100,000 on a nice, new rebound ace court and gone to the Australian Open blue colours.

“Champing at the bit to get out on the courts and use them - we’ve got about 510 registered users at the club, about equal13th in the state for our club and they’re keen as well to start playing.”

Ensuring the players have a smoother, more-uniform and easier-playing surface is the big tick for the club.

The rebound ace rubber underlay should decrease knee and ankle injuries and help absorb some of the jolts as players fly around the court, especially juniors who will play on the integrated “Hot Shots” markings across the courts.

Tom Donnell was the only shining light for Dandenong after a woeful day with the blade against Carlton. 147383 Picture: JARROD POTTER

Berwick Tennis Club president Shane Fielding can't wait for its aces to take to the club's new blue courts. 146960 Pictures: JARROD POTTER “We’ve got a lot of older members, and the plexi-pave was never really too good on the knees,” Fielding said.

“This has a spongier surface and is a lot easier on the body and plays like a hard-court too, so there’s no slide through like the mod-grass courses, so it’s very flexible for the players.”

Fielding said the club was also open to the idea of naming the courts after any number of club legends.

Construction at Arch Brown Reserve is set to continue for a little longer as the club undergoes a complete renovation of the Mrya McDonald Pavilion.

The City of Casey in its 2015-16 budget has allocated $400,000 to refurbish, add an extension and include accessible toilet facilities and make it more user-friendly, especially for social events at the club.

The current clubhouses will start its facelift in January and

Fielding was thrilled to see the space transformed so more people can enjoy them.

“As you can see from the brick-colour, the clubrooms haven’t had much done in 30 or 40 years,” Fielding said.

“The major issue for us has been social space - some of our mornings up here we have 100 juniors trying to cram into the room and get some food or get out of the rain.

“We’ll get an extra 40 square metres of social space and allowing us to expand our social space with sliding stacker doors.

“It’s reward for our existing members who have been here for the last 10 to 15 years, that they’re getting some nice, new facilities - clubhouse, courts and new fences that have come up a treat.”

He thanked the council and Tennis Australia for their assistance with the upgrades.

Dandy crash and burn

By JARROD POTTER VICTORIAN PREMIER CRICKET REVIEW - ROUND 7 (Day 2) WHATEVER Dandenong ate at lunch should be banned from the rooms after a disastrous collapse after the break.

Chasing Carlton’s (339 and 1/20) mammoth first-innings tally, the Dandenong approach was well measured and cautious through the first hour. Skipper Tom Donnell (90no) and Brett Forsyth (43) saw the shine off the new ball.

The pair’s caution paid off initially as they raced to their second 100-run stand this season. There was extra celebration awaiting Donnell, who surpassed Tim Hooper as the club’s greatest run-scorer in his solo hand.

Ryan Sidebottom (2/56) and Cameron Stevenson (3/35) started to chip away at the top order before a chaos-ball spell from Thomas Smyth (5/11) ripped chunks from the Panthers’ order.

Losing 10 wickets for 72 runs in lightning fast procession, Dandenong could not give Donnell the help needed to stay at the crease, with the captain the only man left standing.

His impressive effort to carry-the-bat was the only positive to glean from Sunday as the Panthers’ middle order woes became an urgent problem.

Dandenong slips to sixth on the VPC first ladder with Twenty20 season resuming this weekend as the Panthers hosts St Kilda on Saturday before heading over the bridge to Footscray-Edgewater on Sunday.

WISHING it was rained out on Saturday, Casey-South Melbourne (68 and 74) had to continue its nightmare outing against Monash Tigers (9/265dec).

Casey continued its poor day one having lost 14 wickets and conceded 265 runs with an equivalently poor day two - resuming at 4/18 and finishing at 74 after 34.1 overs.

It was a day to completely

forget and burn the scorebook after the Swans fell to a humiliating 8/34 at one stage. Turning complete humiliation into a major embarrassment fell to the tail-end as Brendan Rose (30), Nathan Lambden (10) and Lee Diston (10) showed some form of resistance that the top order - which combined for 19 runs across its seven members could not achieve.

Allan Wise (6/22) had a field day alongside Victorian allrounder Dan Christian (3/23) to complete the rout in the early stages of Saturday morning.

Casey-South Melbourne is still on the hunt for win number one and will have two chances over the weekend to tick that box as it faces Prahran at home on Saturday in a Twenty20, followed by a trip out to FitzroyDoncaster on Sunday.

Dandenong Women’s were washed out at Greaves Reserve as was the entire Turf contingent of the Dandenong District Cricket Association on Saturday.

Players reach for higher calling Districts - Ashely Chandrasinghe, Kevin Seth. Narre South - Connor Hinds. North Dandenong - Shishir Kulkarni, Yash Pednekar.

By JARROD POTTER

QUIZ NUMBER 1480

1. WHO beat Pat Rafter in his final Wimbledon appearance?

2. WHICH legendary English soccer manager retired at the end of the 2012-13 premier league season?

3. WHICH Australian female golfer won over a dozen events in the United States in the 1970s and ‘80s?

4. WHICH American NFL team did Aussie Jarryd Hayne join this year?

5. WHICH controversial report into Australian sport was released in 2009?

6. FOR which two states did former Australian cricketer Rodney Hogg play Sheffield Shield cricket?

7. WHO scored the most runs in the 2013-14 Ashes cricket series?

8. WHO was the only tennis player to win the ABC Sportsman of the Year award twice?

9. WHO became the first German golfer to head the European prize money list in 1981?

10. HOW many seconds can a shooter take to attempt a goal in netball?

11. WHAT are the five sports that make up modern pentathlon?

12. FOR how many seasons did Allan Border play Test cricket?

13. HAS Australian Rules football ever been played at the Olympic Games?

14. WHICH Australian won more Olympic track and field medals than any other woman at the time of her retirement?

15. WHICH major American event did Robert de Castella win in 1986?

16. WHICH famous Australian boxing brothers took part in over 600 bouts?

17. FORMER Davis Cup coach Harry Hopman won three Australian titles in which other sport?

18. WHICH American athlete won four gold medals at the 1936 Olympics?

19. WHICH Australian sculler was never beaten in a 21-year career?

20. WHICH wicket-keeper once took a world record eight dismissals in a Sheffield Shield cricket innings?

A wide and varied collection of junior local cricketers are bringing their batting and bowling prowess to the next level.

Players from throughout the Dandenong District Cricket Association (DDCA) have been chosen for higher duties in the Southern Pioneers regional representative teams.

Dandenong Premier cricketers Mick Sweeney (under-18) and Cameron Forsyth (under-16) will coach the up-andcomers throughout the rest of the year, leading up to the January tournament.

Coaching alongside Sweeney is Prabath Nissanka (Casey-South Melbourne) while Forsyth will be aided

by Dane Harkin (Casey-South Melbourne), Kierran Voelkl (Casey-South Melbourne) and assisted by Josh Slater (Dandenong).

The under-14 team will be coached by Rob Elston (CaseySouth Melbourne), Mitch Rowe (Dandenong) and Kevin Tissera (Dandenong).

DDCA Under 12s will be

Ashley Chandrasinghe is one of the DDCA under14s set to represent the Southern Pioneers. 108407 Picture: JARROD POTTER announced soon with their VMCU Junior Carnival starting early in January.

UNDER 14 SQUAD: Berwick - Alfie Clark, Jordan McDonnell, Toby Wills.

Berwick Springs - Ashvin Adihetty, Shobit Singh, Trent Symss. Buckley Ridges - Jonathan D’Rozario, Chansika Kapukotuwa. Heinz Southern

UNDER 16 SQUAD: Berwick - Jarryd Wills.

Buckley Ridges - Nathan Munasinghe, Mann Patel. Cranbourne - Nivin Sathyajith, Joel Zietsman. Lynbrook - Daniel Van Hees. Narre North - Emran Heras, Tom Miller, Liam Richardson. Narre Warren - Damian Gamage. Noble Park - Dulnath Hendawitharana. Rowville Triyan De Silva. Springvale South - Hrithik Katarey.

UNDER 18 SQUAD: Berwick - Lachlan Lawrance. Buckley Ridges - Jake Cronin. Clayton District - Saad Khattak. Lynbrook - Clayron Landers. Narre North - Stephen Brooks. Narre South - Kirk Dickson. Noble Park Arun Mannarsamy, Sacheen Paramesh. Springvale South Andrey Fernando, Mitch Lewis, Ryan Quirk, Brayden Sharp, Matthew Wetering.

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Captains lead by example

By DAVID NAGEL THEY lead their clubs into battle with team success a priority - but three of West Gippsland cricket’s finest captains stole the individual spotlight in the Premier Division on Saturday.

Tooradin’s Tom Hussey (177), Pakenham’s Dom Paynter (172) and Upper Beaconsfield skipper Scott Pitcher (7/56) took control of their side’s destiny with brilliant displays of batsmanship and leg-spin bowling on the weekend.

Hussey’s highest score - of what has been a stunning WGCA career - propelled the Seagulls (5/275dec) into an impregnable position against association cellar-dwellers Cranbourne Meadows (3/60).

Quick runs were the order of the day for the Seagulls, who are looking to inflict the Rebels third consecutive outright defeat.

And Hussey delivered in his own inimitable fashion, smashing 14 fours and three mighty sixes with Michael Ralph (49) and former skipper Aaron Avery (20) enjoying the best seats in the house.

“It was a very selfless knock - he always puts the team first,” Avery said of his great mate's epic innings.

Josh Lownds (2/16) and Matt Welsh (1/8) made some critical late breakthroughs for the Seagulls after Will Cloney (26) and Wayne Diss (16) had the Rebels off to a solid start.

Paynter’s phenomenal innings provided the intestinal fortitude for Pakenham (7/339cc) to once again recover from a dodgy start, this time against Merinda Park at Donnelly Reserve.

For the fourth time this season the undefeated Lions recovered from a precarious position, with 4/44, 7/57 and 3/39 in previous rounds the precursor to Saturday’s 4/44 score line.

That sickening feeling descends on Pakenham’s Jason Williams after being cleanbowled for 2 by Merinda Park’s Jason Toan on Picture: ROB CAREW Saturday. 147286

But Paynter and the in-form Rob Elston (91) resurrected the Lions’ innings, the pair blazing a glorious 269run trail for the fifth wicket.

Paynter’s dominance was exemplified by his 12 fours and six maximums - and the fact that he raced from his century to 150 in just 16 minutes at the crease!

“I’ve played footy with him for a long time and always followed his

Shaun Grigg.

cricket career, and it was just a privilege to be out there with him,” Paynter said of his partnership with Elston.

Jason Toan (3/44) was the sole destroyer for the Cobras.

Upper Beaconsfield has a stack of work to do to make Pitcher’s efforts worthwhile after Kooweerup (259) compiled a more-than-useful score at Denham’s Road.

Brett Deledio.

Chris Bright (61) and Chris O’Hara (36) were solid at the summit for the Demons before Pitcher got on a roll, claiming three quick wickets, to bring his side back into the contest.

But evergreen performer Matt Davey (83) -who walked to the crease at 5/138 - controlled the tempo of the Demons’ innings to give his side the upper hand heading into day two.

And finally, Nathan Copey (33 not

Big guns hit T20 ENDEAVOUR Hills brought out the big guns for Tuesday’s VSDCA T20 Twilight clash against Croydon with Richmond stars Brett Deledio and Shaun Grigg taking to Sydney Pargeter Reserve.

Deledio, in particular, was an exciting junior-age cricketer and claimed an Under 17 National Championship with Victoria. Despite his credentials, the Hills were bowled out for just 94 in reply to Croydon’s 6/157. 147548 Pictures: JARROD POTTER

Rep footy takes a new twist: city v bush

By DAVID NAGEL AND RUSSELL BENNETT JUST four years after a major restructure of the AFL Victoria Country Championship, representative football is set for a new twist with city and country leagues set to collide.

The instigator has been the Victorian Amateur Football Association’s (VAFA) decision to pull the pin on representative league football in 2016, meaning the five remaining metropolitan leagues - Eastern, Essendon, Northern, Southern and Western - will join the country lads with the introduction of the WorkSafe AFL Victoria Community Championship.

For the first time, metropolitan and country leagues will battle it out for the ultimate bragging rights to be crowned the best community football league in Victoria.

A total of 38 leagues will compete in a one off head-to-head match, which will be held on the weekend of May 21-22 at 19 venues across Victoria, with a further six leagues competing in their own matches across the same weekend.

SEFNL coach Michael ‘Jock’ Holland and co-captains Marc Holt and Michael Harold will face a brand new challenge in 2016 with the advent of the Worksafe AFL Victoria Community Championship. 139443 Picture: STEWART CHAMBERS In the initial year of the Championships, leagues have been fixtured against each other in a manner which will assist in the official ranking of leagues for 2017 and beyond.

The opportunity to play senor representative

football has been enjoyed by Victorian country leagues in the WorkSafe AFL Victoria Country Championship for many years, while metropolitan leagues have welcomed the return of representative football as part of the Metropolitan Championships since 2014.

AFL Victoria Community Football Operations Manager, Gerard Ryan said the combined competition promises to be one of the most exciting initiatives within community football.

“It is exciting to be able to take this next step towards the establishment of a Victoria wide senior community football championship involving a host of leagues from across the state, providing hundreds of players the opportunity to represent their league,” he said.

“The WorkSafe AFL Victoria Community Championships will provide a true championship model allowing a league to be recognised as the premier community football league in the state as well as the opportunity for metropolitan and country leagues to play against each other on a regular basis.”

out), AJ Walker (31) and Trent Rolfs (28) were the main contributors to Emerald’s (179) patient vigil against Cardinia at Chandler Reserve.

Bulls’ coach Dwayne Doig (4/55) was joined by skipper Neil Barfuss (2/27) and Dean Henwood (2/40) in applying immense pressure to the Bombers for the course of their journey.

CRICKET SCOREBOARD

VIC. PREMIER CRICKET ROUND 7 - DAY 2 Monash Tigers 9/265(dec) (D. Christian 87, C. White 47, N. Lambden 7/65) def Casey-South Melbourne 68 (D. Christian 5/15) and 74 (B. Rose 30, A. Wise 6/22, D. Christian 3/23).

Dandenong 175 (T. Donnell 90*, B. Forsyth 43, T. Smyth 5/11) def by Carlton 8/339(dec) (T. Buszard 53, J. Nanopoulos 4/83, J. Butterfield 2/56) and 1/20.

Other games: Footscray Edgewater 203 def by Ringwood 229. Melbourne Uni 252 def by Prahran 6/261. Fitzroy Doncaster 271 def Kingston Hawthorn 124 and 7/133.

Greenvale Kangaroos 243 and 1/189 def by Melbourne 5/274(dec). St Kilda 280 def Northcote 133 and 2/78.

Frankston Peninsula 197 def by Essendon 7/243.

Geelong 9/189(dec) def Camberwell Magpies 183 and 7/151.

Top 8: Fitzroy Doncaster 31, Melbourne 29, Ringwood 29, Monash Tigers 24, Prahran 23, Dandenong 20, Footscray Edgewater 20, Northcote 19. Casey-South Melbourne (18th - 0 points).

DDCA - TURF 1 ROUND 4 - DAY 2 WASHED OUT. Ladder: Cranbourne 18, Buckley Ridges 18, Heinz Southern Districts 18, Springvale South 18, Berwick 18, North Dandenong 16, Hallam Kalora Park 12, Dandenong West 9, Parkfield 9, Mordialloc 6, Narre Warren 6, Lyndale 0.

TURF 2 WASHED OUT. Ladder: St Mary’s 21, Keysborough 21, Coomoora 19, Southern Pirates 12, Narre South 12, Narre North 12, Fountain Gate 12, Silverton 9, St Brigid’s/St Louis 9, Parkdale 9, Aspendale 6, Dingley 6.

WGCA PREMIER ROUND 6 - DAY 1 Merinda Park v Pakenham 7/339(cc) (D. Paynter 172, R. Elston 91, R. Lehman 28, J. Toan 3/44, D. Cuthbertson 2/100).

Emerald 179 (N. Copey 33*, A.J. Walker 31, T. Rolfs 28, D. Doig 4/55, N. Barfuss 2/27, D. Henwood 2/40) v Cardinia.

Kooweerup 259 (M. Davey 83, C. Bright 61, C. O’Hara 36, S. Pitcher 7/56) v Upper Beaconsfield.

Tooradin 5/275(dec) (T. Hussey 177, M. Ralph 49, N. Weerasingha 2/43) v Cranbourne Meadows 3/60 (W. Cloney 26, J. Lownds 2/16).

VSDCA - NORTH/EAST 1ST XI ROUND 5 - DAY 1 Balwyn 9/283(dec) (L. Murphy 106, J. Taylor 55) v Noble Park 0/0.

Kew Cricket Club v Endeavour Hills 7/152 (L. Cody 47*, R. Saniga 38, Z. Thorne 4/47).

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AFL track elite

By JARROD POTTER SIX Cranbourne VWFL premiership players will continue their elite 2015 after selection in the AFL Women’s Academy.

After a sensational season for the Eagles - winning the Victorian Women’s Football League (VWFL) Division 1 premiership by a point over Knox Cranbourne’s finest will have one more football challenge this year when they undergo significant training and testing at the hands of AFL Victoria.

Bianca Jakobsson, Cara Moody, Danielle Hardiman, Hayley Wildes, Kirsten McLeod and Tess McEvoy were picked to be part of the inaugural academy.

The Eagles’ six will undergo a ninemonth program involving training and skills testing at AFL club venues including Carlton, Essendon, Richmond, Western Bulldogs and Melbourne.

The academy started on Sunday with the first of many time trials run and the opportunity was a huge thrill for Jakobsson.

“It’s a great opportunity - women’s footy is growing and growing and to be

a part of this massive step into women’s footy and the first thing like this year is great,” Jakobsson said.

“It will be similar to what the TAC Cup boys experience and go through with the draft process and we get great coaches and a great environment to get better and excel in.

“It’s great to have five of the other girls there, six of us total - and we’re now representing the Cranny footy club and how well we did this year it puts forward another great step for Cranbourne and what the club and the team has done there.”

The academy is part of an amazing leap forward for women’s footy just in the time Jakobsson has been involved in senior football - especially in the short period of time from when she was drafted to Melbourne in the inaugural women’s draft two years ago to now.

“For the first draft there wasn’t that much publicity and not many people knew about it - but for this year to be televised was huge and the ratings we got, the leaps and bounds we’ve got to get where we are is amazing,” Jakobsson said.

The academy has set the express

goal of developing AFL-ready players ahead of the slated 2017 introduction of the national women’s competition.

AFL Victoria Female Football manager Darren Flanigan said this was the first step towards preparing these players for a future AFL national women’s competition.

“It is an exciting program we have developed, and is a great opportunity for the players invited to challenge themselves to reach their full potential,” Flanigan said.

“We are bringing together individuals from a wide variety of backgrounds in an attempt to give everyone involved the best possible opportunity to pursue their aspirations of playing high-level Australian football.”

Other locals to feature in the academy are former Berwick duo Katie Loynes (Diamond Creek) and Ellie Blackburn (Melbourne Uni) - who both have AFL experience having played for the Western Bulldogs and Melbourne respectively.

Former Hallam premiership player Hannah Scott and ex-Keysborough best-and-fairest Jaimee Lambert are also part of the 100-strong academy.

Bianca Jakobsson is one of six Cranbourne footballers selected in the Picture: JARROD POTTER inaugural VWFL Academy. 140743

Narre scrape through with a draw

Cougars need consistency to get there

NARRE WARREN BOWLS TUESDAY - Round 7 THE Division 1 firsts went down the road to play a local derby with Hampton Park; unfortunately they came home with only the slimmest of rewards, 1 point for a draw. Wilma Haringsma, Alan Mark, Iain Stevenson, Ian Brotherton 1922; Judy Naughton, Eric Sydenham, Wilma Stevenson, Jimmy Millar 16-26; Shirley Bell, Reg Young, Rod Lane, Neville Bradley 20-20.

The Division 3 seconds played host to the other local foe, Berwick; they were even less successful, losing all rinks. Arthur Fitt, Enid Gibb, Keith Mark, Brian Fraser 16-25; Alaine Dawson, Gary Gilchrist, Ethel Van Maanen, Reg Johnstone 15-18; Nancy Pugh, Truus Henneman, Ralph Devonshire, Micki Horton 8-29.

The Division 5 thirds had a bye.

THE Berwick City Cougars were on the wrong end of a four-game losing streak heading into their Round 12 clash with Werribee at the Melbourne Ball Park last night (Wednesday).

The last time the side tasted victory in Victorian Baseball Summer

SATURDAY - Round 7 The Division 2 firsts ran into the top team in the competition this week, at home to Mordialloc, and came away with a loss, while managing to win one rink, drawing one and losing two. Wilma Haringsma, Arthur Scheurer, Bill Brewster, Ian Brotherton 16-25; Shirley Bell, Carl Lapham, Wilma Stevenson, Iain Stevenson 7-38; Judy Naughton, Reg Young, Erik Luyters, Jimmy Millar 21-16; Joe Selfridge, Eric Sydenham, Rod Lane, Neville Bradley 19-19.

The Division 4 seconds went to Noble Park, to play President Reg Johnstone’s old club. They came home victorious, winning three rinks and drawing one. Michael Graham, Ralph Devonshire, Stan Robinson, Greg Cowan 31-13; Phillip Howard, Janis Dukats, Peter Castricum, Matt Fitt 19-19; Colin Groom, Rick Hoare, Alan Mark, Reg Johnstone 25-20; Glen Cadman, Peter Rouse, Keith Mark, Norm Hosmer 22-21.

The Division 6 thirds hosted the local derby against Hampton Park. With three very strong rink wins, they won the day. Zade Bulmer, Peter Lister, Graham Dodd, Andy Tobler 29-11; David Shearer, Fred Fox, Ethel Van Maanen, Micki Horton 19-12; Sep Van Maanen, Mark Groom, John Zanon, Brian Fraser 27-16; Arthur Fitt, Rudi Pompe, Steven Boyd, Damian Brick 8-28.

The Division 7 fourths were given a walkover

by Mooroolbark.

QUIZ NUMBER 1480 ANSWERS: 1. Goran Ivanisevic 2. Sir Alex Ferguson 3. Jan Stephenson 4. San Francisco 5. The Crawford Report 6. Victoria and South Australia 7. David Warner 8. Margaret Court 9.

Bernhard Langer 10. Three 11. Horse riding, pistol shooting, swimming, fencing and cross country running 12. Twelve 13. Yes - as an exhibition sport in 1932 and 1936 14. Shirley Strickland 15. The Boston marathon 16. The Sands brothers 17. Squash 18. Jesse Owens 19. Bobby Pearce 20. Wally Grout

By RUSSELL BENNETT

League Division 2 action was in Round 7 with a comprehensive 8-2 triumph away to Fitzroy on 1 November.

Since then, the side has battled through a series of tough losses most recently a 6-0 Round 11 defeat at the hands of Port Melbourne at Berwick’s home diamond, Cyril Molyneux Reserve.

The Cougars’ effort - both offensively and defensively - could never be questioned, but their young senior side is struggling to fire on all cylinders at the same time in an ongoing search for consistency.

Berwick is currently fifth on the 10-team Division 2 Firsts ladder with six wins and five losses from their 11 games so far.

They were last night (Wednesday) fixtured to face Werribee from 8.50pm.

The Cougars’ reserves, meanwhile, are sixth on their respective ladder with four wins and four losses through their first eight games.

The thirds and fourths are both sitting in fourth in their competitions.

Ryan and John are double trouble on the course CARDINIA BEACONHILLS GOLF IT was another eventful and busy week of competitions at Cardinia Beaconhills. On Saturday, the club had the 36 holes Foursomes for men and the women competed in the 18 holes Beaconhills Cup - Foursomes. Ryan Hocking and John Ackaoui pulled off a double win by winning the Foursomes Championship (gross) and the A J Barker Nett Foursomes Championship. Denise Toon and Robyn Lang won the Women’s Beaconhills Cup - Foursomes.

In the daily Stableford comp on Saturday, Brian Hampson (13) won the A Grade with 42 points and the winner of B Grade was Mark Dowler (16) with 43 points on countback.

On Sunday, the club hosted another He Hits It/She Hit It event, an initiative to encourage golfers to invite non-golfers or novices to come and play a round of 9 holes.

The winners on the day were Daniel and Jen Hunt with 25 c/b for nett and Matt van der Kraan partnered up with Carmel Johnson for the gross win with 41.

The daily Par comp winners on Sunday were Vern Hill (18) with +7 c/b and the runner-up was Chris Radings (19) with +7.

In the Midweek competitions, Graeme Inglefinger (12) had an impressive 45 points on Tuesday to win the A Grade and Peter Matthews (24) won the B Grade with 42 points.

On Thursday, Mark Griffin (3) had 42 points for the A Grade win and Brian Taylor (26) had 43 points c/b for the B Grade win.

Women Foursomes winners Denise Toon, left, and Robyn Lang.

Cardinia Beaconhills Foursomes Championship winners Ryan Hocking, left, and John Ackaoui.

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He Hits It/She Hits It winners Daniel and Jen Hunt.

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Holden still has the chops

By EWAN KENNEDY HOLDEN Insignia VXR is designed and built by GM-Opel in Germany - but its engine is made in Holden’s Melbourne plant.

From Australia the engine is sent to Europe to be installed in many cars sold globally.

Though the Aussie engine is the big news, there’s plenty of Australian engineering input in many facets of the car which will play an important part of the future for GM-Holden.

Very much a sports sedan, Holden says Insignia VXR will compete directly with the likes of Subaru Liberty and Volkswagen Passat CC. But we wouldn't be surprised if buyers on a relatively tight budget also considered the Insignia when the can’t quite gather the money to justify an Audi, BMW or Merc of similar size.

Insignia still has basically the same body we tested on the Opel-badged imports that were sold in Australia for a short time a couple of years back.

However, it recently had a significant facelift and, in VXR format, it certainly has a bold and purposeful look that defies the fact the body has been around for almost six years.

The 20-inch wheels fill out the guards nicely and play their part in the bold overall look.

Recaro sports seats provide good

side support without being overly aggressive.

The cockpit is where the biggest changes have been introduced.

The instruments now largely electronic, with two 8.0-inch screens.

One scene is used for most, of the major instruments, the other screen for satellite navigation and infotainment displays.

The biggest change here is that the Insignia VXR uses the latest generation of GM’s MyLink system.

Through Holden’s MyLink you can connect to Bluetooth and access apps keeping them tuned into music, news, other entertainment and satellite navigation.

Embedded apps include Pandora, Stitcher and TuneIn allowing owners to create their own personal stations, stream their favourite podcasts, radio shows and news, and listen to the world’s radio from wherever they are.

Bluetooth connectivity means the touchscreen can be used to wirelessly stream audio files for playback from a paired mobile phone.

There’s a big emphasis on active safety, that is avoiding a crash. As well as excellent handling dynamics and brakes the Holden Insignia VXR there are Lane Departure Warning, Adaptive Cruise Control, Rear Cross Traffic Alert, Side Alert, Lane Change Alert, Forward Collision Alert, and Automat-

Model range Designed by Opel and now in Australia, the VXR version of the Holden Insignia is a stunner. ic Emergency Braking.

In Opel (and Vauxhall) speak the initials ‘VXR’ indicate this is the highperformance model in the range, in much the same way that HSV stands for ‘quick car’ in Australia.

The VXR is powered by a 2.8-litre turbocharged V6 producing 239 kW of power and a big 435 Nm of torque.

That sort of torque could overwhelm the front wheels of the VXR unless it was backed off at times.

So a sophisticated all-wheel-drive system has been developed.

Power runs through a six-speed automatic transmission.

Engine performance is excellent, with a minimum of turbo lag and heaps

Insignia VXR 2.8-litre five-door sedan: $51,990 (automatic)

of grunt once the turbo is spooling at its best.

Sport mode adds a nice note to the intake and exhaust. And also sharpens up the gearshifts beautifully.

Fuel consumption isn’t going to be a strong feature of a big turbo-petrol engine that’s getting on in years, but 10 to 13 litres per 100 kilometres on interesting country roads and around town isn’t too bad.

Treated kindly on motorways and flat roads we got fuel use in the seven to eight litre range.

The GM FlexRide suspension can be set to day-to-day driving in Touring mode; Sport for when you want to get serious on the road but retain an ele-

ment of electronic backup; and VXR mode which is probably best left for track work because the car lets you make most of your own decisions.

FlexRide not only adjusts the damper settings, but also AWD control, steering, throttle and automatic transmission. The results are most impressive.

So confident is Holden in the hot Insignia that it flew selected Australian journalists to the snowfields of southern New Zealand.

To arrange a test drive contact Barry Bourke Holden, 755 Princes Highway, Berwick, on 9707 2222, or Cranbourne Holden, 217A South Gippsland Highway, Cranbourne, on 5995 4555.

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Mini takes it to the max MINI has continued the progressive release of its third-generation models with a new Clubman station wagon joining the previously launched three and five-door hatches.

Like the second-generation Countryman crossover SUV and the gen-three five-door hatch the new Clubman breaks with Mini tradition by adding conventional rear passenger doors for the first time.

Indeed Clubman goes one step further because, by retaining the previous side-hinged ‘barn doors’ at the rear of the car, it has become the first ever six-door Mini.

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The most significant change is in its length, up by 292mm to 4253mm while it is now 117mm wider (1800mm) with the wheelbase extended by 123mm. Getting further from being ‘mini’ all the time…

Mini is still very much an iconic brand to the ageing baby boomer generation so the extra doors and increased interior space will no doubt attract many back to a vehicle that they had - literally in many cases - outgrown.

Once inside the car there’s no doubting that you’re in a Mini with its characteristic quirkiness - bold sweeping curves, large instruments, toggle switches and pulsating mood lighting.

Having said that, the instrument panel has kept pace with the latest in technology.

The characteristic large circular dial now houses a wide but narrow screen to display the various features including satellite navigation which is standard on the S but optional on the base model.

The start/stop is by a toggle switch on the lower part of the dashboard while the previous handbrake is replaced by a small electronic lever.

There’s also an optional head-up display that projects onto a pop-up screen rather than the windscreen.

The extended wheelbase provides noticeably improved rear seat legroom with the flat roofline ensuring reasonable rear headroom despite the car’s height being unchanged.

Boot space has also been increased to a fairly decent 360 litres which is expandable to 1250 litres with the 40:20:40 split rear seatbacks lowered. With the centre split down there’s access for long, narrow items.

Beneath the boot floor there’s additional space to store out-of-sight objects.

Access through the barn doors is excellent and these can be opened automatically through either

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The new Clubman is more conventional in style but still unmistakably a Mini. the key fob or the optional kick movement beneath the rear of the car. One kick opens one door, two kicks opens both.

There’s a large piece of rubber on the lock to avoid damage if the doors are not closed in the correct order.

Two engines are offered, both turbocharged petrol units.

The standard Cooper Clubman uses a 1.5-litre with three cylinders that generates 100 kW of power and 220 Nm (at 1250 rpm) of torque; the Cooper Clubman S with a 141 kW / 280 Nm (at 1250 rpm) four-cylinder with a capacity of 2.0 litres.

Fuel consumption from the Cooper is rated at 5.4 litres per 100 kilometres and 6.4 L/100 km from the Cooper S. A diesel engine is available in overseas markets but Mini has no immediate plans to add it to its Australian range.

Nor can we expect to see a John Cooper Works (JCW) version.

The Cooper has a six-speed automatic and the

Clubman 1.5-litre turbo-petrol sixdoor wagon: $34,900 (six-speed manual or eight-speed automatic) Clubman S 2.0-litre turbo-petrol six-door wagon: $42,900 (six-speed manual or six-speed automatic)

S an all-new Aisin eight-speed, the latter another first for Mini.

The eight-speed has paddle shifters, the sixspeed doesn’t.

In a sign of the times manual transmission is available in all models but only on special order and at the same price as for the automatics.

Value has also been enhanced with the automatic models selling at the same prices as the outgoing manuals as well as a number of features moving from the options list to standard.

Safety equipment on all Clubman models includes six airbags; ABS with Brake Assist and Electronic Brakeforce Distribution; Dynamic Stability And Traction Control; Forward Collision Warning; Electronic Differential Lock Control; reversing camera; Rear Park Distance Control; and Isofix child seat mountings on the two outboard rear seats. The fuel saving stop/start feature is also standard.

But it’s still distinctively Mini with all the character that the name evokes and at better value than ever before.

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Audi remains classy and sharp

By PETER ANDERSON AUDI’S Q3 wasn’t the first but it set the standard for the compact premium SUV. While neither too high nor too low, too small or too big, it took Volkswagen’s platform-sharing strategy to provide the better-heeled with a fourringed player where something like a VW Tiguan (or a Mazda CX-3) just wouldn’t do.

With the end in sight for the firstgen Q3, and a pair of new contenders in BMW’s second-gen X1 and Mercedes’ GLA, the final refresh has a lot riding on it.

The all-quattro diesel line up starts at $47,990 and rises to $56,900 for the Sport we drove.

This buys an eight-speaker stereo with Bluetooth, dual-zone climatecontrol, reversing camera with sensors front and rear, cruise control, selectable driving mode, bi-xenon headlights, keyless entry and start, leather trim, power windows and mirrors, auto wipers, roof rails and sports seats.

Our car also had $1150 metallic paint, $2990 Technik package (MMI navigation plus, auto parking, upgraded sound) and the $2490 Assistance package (side assist, lane departure warning, hill hold and hill descent control and clever mirrors).

We were also spoiled with both the interior and exterior S-Line packages ($5600 all up) which includes handsome five-spoke 18-inch alloys and partial Alcantara trim.

All these options takes the Q3 TDI Sport to $69,130.

The Q3 has been timeless from day one.

Unlike the blinged-out, chunky

(and slightly vulgar) Q7 that preceded it, the Q3 is a much more studied design.

It manages to impart the high-rider SUV look without actually being particularly high.

The short overhangs at either end also ensure it drives like the hatchback on which it’s based, with just a bit of extra lean in the corners.

There’s very little jewellery or extra flash and it’s all the better for it.

Inside is classic Audi from a few years back - good materials with just a couple of curious choices like the big switches for the climate control that would be better off being normal buttons.

The lower half of the console looks lifted from a VW Polo which is a bit of a shame.

There’s plenty of room and storage inside, with a good-sized boot with a flat floor that’s level with the bumper so you can just slide your gear in and out.

Six airbags, ABS, brake assist, traction and stability controls add up to five ANCAP stars.

Audi’s earlier MMI continues on in the Q3, mounted on the centre stack where you would probably prefer the air-con controls were.

It still does a decent job of playing tunes and controlling the sat-nav, but isn’t as feature-packed as later versions.

The display is a fold-up screen which is starting to show its age, with jaggy graphics and a slight under-endowment in the inches department.

Under the bonnet is Volkswagen Group’s suddenly-infamous 2.0 turbodiesel engine. The four-cylinder TDI is

Always a smooth player, the Audi Q3 still looks great.

good for 135 kW of power and 380 Nm of torque. This engine is currently not on sale in Australia.

Mated to the seven-speed twinclutch (called S-tronic when it’s in an Audi).

When we drove the Q3 TDI the engine had an official fuel figure of 5.4 L/100km when tested on the combined cycle. We saw 7.2 L/100km in mostly city driving.

In this configuration, 0-100 km/h clocks in at 7.9 seconds.

With figures seemingly close be-

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The 380 Nm torque figure for the diesel more than offsets the weight gain and makes the TDI the one to have if you’re often-loaded up or spend a lot of time on the highway.

It’s a belter for overtaking, with a flex of the ankle sending the gearbox down two or three gears before launching straight past whatever you’re tackling.

It’s a fairly flexible engine but it, and the dual-clutch auto, can make Q3 a bit jerky when waking up at the lights from stop-start, especially to a rude awakening involving anything more than about a quarter-throttle.

Once you learn a bit of anticipation and give it the respect it’s due (reduce pressure on the brake pedal), that particular problem largely goes away.

One of the best things about the

Q3 is the ride - it doesn’t seem to matter if it’s running on a set of 17-inch wheels with baggy(ish) tyres or a set of 19s with the tyres painted on, it never seems flustered.

As the wheel size increases it does get a bit firmer, but the quiet but sharp steering makes up for that, as does the excellent body control.

With all-wheel drive grip, it’s also a secure-feeling car in most conditions you’ll encounter in urban Australia.

Audi Q3 is a proper all-rounder which helps explain why our roads carry so many of them.

There’s so little to fault in the Q3 that one wonders if there’s any point in replacing it.

Of course, a bit of seat time in a BMW X1 or Merc GLA will answer that question (hint: they’ve got more stuff inside) and the general upping-ofthe-game from not just Germany but Japan and Korea.

But if you want something restrained, classy and good to drive without being overtly SUV-ey, the Audi Q3 is the right place to be.

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